Symphonie Fantastique: Polovetsian Dances (1951)

November 14, 2010

Polovetsian Dances (1951)

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Labels: Borodin, Decca, Dvorak, Erik Nitsche

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Pictures at an Exhibition

As fans of experimental music today, we like to imagine what Debussy and Stravinsky might have sounded like to similar ears a century ago. The artwork in this gallery offers a glimpse of how modern these sounds were perceived before jazz and rock by how they were interpreted graphically on early LP covers.

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Herb Meyers (1)
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James Flora (1)
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Maas (2)
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Peter Piening (1)
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Ronald Clyne (4)
Rudolph De Harak (2)
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November 14, 2010

Polovetsian Dances (1951)

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