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My name is Barbra

A concert by Barbra Streisand given as a television special on April 28, 1965.

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  • "A concert by Barbra Streisand given as a television special on April 28, 1965."@en
  • "See and hear over 20 memorable performances including: People, Second hand rose, Don't rain on my parade, My man."@en
  • ""Musical-comedy star Barbra Streisand explores the worlds of popular American music and high fashion in this one-woman show. In the first of three sequences, Barbra portrays a little girl growing to womanhood. The different periods of childhood are represented by a series of impressionistic hallways. Barbra's 'playmates' are the musicians who accompany her on this stylized journey. The second segment was filmed at New York's famed Bergdorf Goodman fashion salon. Barbra romps through a fashion fantasy in which she models outfits created for this show by Bergdorf's designers. During her visit, Barbra provides an ironic musical counterpoint by singing numbers associated with less luxurious surroundings, such as Brother can you spare a dime and Give me the simple life. Barbra also performs a medley from her Broadway hit Funny girl and sings When the sun comes out, Just once, and How does the wine taste?"--TV guide."@en
  • ""Musical-comedy star Barbra Streisand explores the worlds of popular American music and high fashion in this one-woman show. In the first of three sequences, Barbra portrays a little girl growing to womanhood. The different periods of childhood are represented by a series of impressionistic hallways. Barbra's 'playmates' are the musicians who accompany her on this stylized journey. The second segment was filmed at New York's famed Bergdorf Goodman fashion salon. Barbra romps through a fashion fantasy in which she models outfits created for this show by Bergdorf's designers. During her visit, Barbra provides an ironic musical counterpoint by singing numbers associated with less luxurious surroundings, such as Brother can you spare a dime and Give me the simple life. Barbra also performs a medley from her Broadway hit Funny girl and sings When the sun comes out, Just once, and How does the wine taste?"--TV guide."

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  • "Dance"@en
  • "Dance"
  • "Music"@en
  • "Music"
  • "Chanson anglophone (chanson)"
  • "Vidéomusique"
  • "Specials"@en
  • "Specials"

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  • "My name is Barbra"
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