Streaming Amsterdam

Simon moves in with his mother in an eleven-story building. Unsettled by this new life, his senses begin to play tricks on him.

Recorded at an Amsterdam, Holland, show on January 30, 2005 (when Popovic was 28), this concert paints a consistently exciting picture of her talents as a live performer. Popovic is as captivating on the aggressive, confident strut of "My Man" and Howlin' Wolf's "Sittin' on Top of the World" as she is on the moody, dusky jazziness of "Won't Let You Down" and the instrumental "Navajo Moon" (which was written in memory of the late Stevie Ray Vaughan, one of her major influences). Although very blues-friendly, Ana! Live in Amsterdam isn't strictly a document of a blues show -- rather, it is a document of a show in which the blues meet rock, soul, funk, and jazz. Personnel: Dominique Vantomme (piano); Fabrice Ach (electric bass); Denis Palatin (drums). Audio Mixer: Ronald Trijber.

Beautiful Amsterdam is a short promotional film from 1927 made by Alex Benno. In addition to the usual tourist images, this film (with English intertitles) also features many shots of the Amstel Hotel, which had commissioned the film. The Amstel Hotel was most likely trying to convince American tourists to book rooms at the hotel when they visited the Olympic Games, which in 1928 were held in Amsterdam.

This short animation explains the role of a volunteer and their duties

An undeniable child prodigy, Tineke Postma started experimenting with the saxophone, flute and piano when she was only 9 years old, setting off a chain reaction of events that would culminate in this 2005 concert filmed live for Dutch television. The set list of tracks off Postma's "First Avenue" and "For the Rhythm" albums includes "Ballad for Dodo," "Comprehension," "Firenze," "Goodbye," "Song for Sea-Tee," "Pump It Up" and "Summersong."

This is the dopest DVD to hit the streets this decade, it shows behind the scene footage of the infamous Roll Deep Crew, Renegade Boys and N.A.S.T.Y. in Amsterdam. Watch the stars of the underground bun potent punks, spit hot bars & get serious reloads...It's merkage! Watch how the UK Underground scene has spread like Grimey bacteria into another European country!

With some of Cuba's finest young musicians by his side, Pio Leiva -- regarded as the oldest "Master of Son" in his native country -- performs a selection of classic tracks in his signature vocal style. Songs include "Nadie Baila Como Yo," "Doble Personalidad," "Mi Chiquita Quiere Bailar," "Guantanamera," "Lario Lario," "Llegó el Guajiro de Cunagua," "Que Es Lo Que Cae," "Chiki Chaka," "Le Canta a la Vida," "Mala Lengua" and "Anabacoa."

Travel the globe with Liam Dale, your narrator for "Capital Cities of the World," as he guides you through two of Europe's most romantic, distinctive cities: majestic old Rome and otherworldly Amsterdam. With its enduring monuments to history and culture, Rome is a modern city with indelible links to the past, while Amsterdam's canals, museums and other cultural delights make it one of the world's most beautiful and unique destinations.

Tracklist: Diavolo rosso; Hesitation; La ricostruzione del mocambo; La negra; Max; Sotto le stelle del jazz; Lo zio; Jimmy Ballando; Via con me; Chiunque; Dancing; Gli impermeabili; Azzurro.

Petty criminal Bert Oliemans goes down for stealing jewellery from a former SS man. After his release he is constantly followed by police commissioner Van Houthem and a greedy gang leader, both out to get their hands on the stolen jewels.

A Ghanaian woman, Nana Ama, finds out at airport Schiphol that her papers are false. Her dream to start a new life in the United States falls apart. After escaping the authorities, she tries to earn a living in the Bijlmer in Amsterdam.

A documentary on the 1928 Olympic Games in Amsterdam.

A documentary on the 1928 Olympic Games in Amsterdam.

The music of the Eighteenth century features delicate textures and refinement as well as expressiveness and energy. This was the age of the smaller chamber orchestra, and Bach was one of the compositional geniuses of the century. In this recording, the award-winning Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra, which specializes in authentic renditions on fine reproduction period instruments, performs four delightful Bach suites, including No. 1 in C, No. 2 in B Minor and Nos. 3 and 4 in D Major.