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Songs for Dead Children

2003, English. Directed by Timothy Quay & Stephen Quay.

Inspired by Gustav Mahler's "Kindertotenlieder," made for the Tate Gallery, London, and has never been released. "There's something we did for the Tate Gallery, Songs for Dead Children, which we can't release because we can't clear the music rights. It's like £6000."

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Released
26 March 2003
Country
United Kingdom
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Songs for Dead Children (2003) was directed by Timothy Quay and Stephen Quay.

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