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Watch Sir Anthony Hopkins as he hears the waltz he wrote 50 years ago played live by André Rieu and his JSO. Before taking up acting as a career, the Academy Award-winner was a musician. Fifty years ago he wrote a waltz but was too afraid to ever hear it play. Until, in 2011, he asked André Rieu to play his composition “And the Waltz Goes On”. In a 2012 interview with The Guardian, Hopkins stated, “I’ve been composing music all my life and if I’d been clever enough at school I would like to have

Watch Sir Anthony Hopkins as he hears the waltz he wrote 50 years ago played live by André Rieu and his JSO for the very first time. Before taking up acting as a career, the Academy Award-winner was a musician. Fifty years ago he wrote a waltz but was too afraid to ever hear it play. Until, in 2011, he asked André Rieu to play his composition “And the Waltz Goes On”. In a 2012 interview with The Guardian, Hopkins stated, “I’ve been composing music all my life and if I’d been clever enough at sch

Did you know it was not Anthony Hopkins, but Anthony Hopkins's wife who sent "And the waltz goes on" to André. The rest is history ;) | André Rieu

Watch Sir Anthony Hopkins as he hears the waltz he wrote 50 years ago played live by André Rieu and his JSO. Before taking up acting as a career, The Academy Award winner was a musician. Fifty years ago he wrote a waltz but was too afraid to ever hear it play. Until, in 2011, he asked André Rieu to play his composition “And the Waltz Goes On”. In a 2012 interview with The Guardian, Hopkins stated, “I’ve been composing music all my life and if I’d been clever enough at school I would like to have

597K views · 32K reactions | ‘Come Waltz With Me’, lyrics by Demis Roussos. Music by Dmitry Shostakovich ‘Second Waltz,’ #Shostakovich #RussianCulture | Russian Australian Cultural Centre - Vera | Facebook

Classic Deflection 101: Mike Waltz goes on Fox and says Jeffrey Goldberg’s number just got sucked into his phone—like his contacts app is some kind of accountability vacuum. He’s under fire, flailing around, blaming everyone but himself. It’s sloppy, desperate—like clogging the toilet at a neighbor’s house, blaming their plumbing, and handing them the plunger while everything overflows. Mike, you stirred the pot, you made the mess—now you’re the one who’s gonna have to lick the spoon. | Richard