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Wind Serenades Nos 11 & 12 cover
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W. A. MOZART
Wind Serenades Nos 11 & 12
Everest Woodwind Octet
 [ Everest / CD - released 1/Jun/2009 ]
"This is a fine performance, and very well recorded. It was originally made on 35mm magnetic film...excellent." (Five Stars AudAud.com)
Bolero / Daphnis & Chole Suite No. 2 / La Valse / Rapsodie Espagnol cover
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RAVEL
Bolero / Daphnis & Chole Suite No. 2 / La Valse / Rapsodie Espagnol
Halle Orchestra / John Barbirolli
 [ Everest / CD - released 1/Jun/2009 ]
From the Historic Catalogue of Everest Record label, Active Media are pleased to release the first 15 titles.
Little Train of The Caipira / etc (with Ginastera - Estancia & Panambi) cover
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VILLA-LOBOS
Little Train of The Caipira / etc (with Ginastera - Estancia & Panambi)
London Symphony Orchestra / Eugene Goossens
 [ Everest / CD - released 1/Jun/2009 ]
"Ginastera's two ballet suites use Argentine folk tunes, the first reflecting Argentine ranch life and the gauchos. His impressionistic style bears some resemblance to Villa-Lobos, and in the both the final dance of Estancia as well as the Dance of...
Petrouchka / Rite of Spring (complete ballets) cover
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STRAVINSKY
Petrouchka / Rite of Spring (complete ballets)
London Symphony Orchestra / Eugene Goossens
 [ Everest / CD - released 1/Jun/2009 ]
"Both important Stravinsky ballets receive superb interpretations and thrilling recording quality. Both were originally done on 35mm film." (Five Stars AudAud.com)