Ballet `Histoire du Soldat` (1918), K029 - Stravinsky, Igor

To be read, played and danced. In two parts

1. Stage version: Morges February [April] until September [using earlier sketchbooks begun for other works left incompleted dating back to 1915] 1918
2. Trio: Morges November 1918 until to autumn 1919
3. Concert Suite: finished 1st December 1918

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	Igor Stravinsky (1882–1971) Ballet `Histoire du Soldat` (1918), K029 Download Sheet Music To be read, played and danced. In two parts 1. Stage version: Morges February [April] until September [using earlier sketchbooks begun for other works left incompleted dating back to 1915] 1918...Read more To be read, played and danced. In two parts 1. Stage version: Morges February [April] until September [using earlier sketchbooks begun for other works left incompleted dating back to 1915] 1918 2. Trio: Morges November 1918 until to autumn 1919 3. Concert Suite: finished 1st December 1918 Х Close Show records by: listenings count \| performer's rating \| alphabetical Leonard Bernstein (conductor) , Boston Symphony Orchestra 11 August 1947 - Suite (5) Gennady Rozhdestvensky (conductor) Ensemble of soloists of the USSR State Symphony Orchestra, dir. G. Rozhdestvensky - 1963. 1. March. 2.Scene No. 1. 3.Scene No. 2. 4.Royal March. 5. Small concert. 6.Three dances. 7.Dance of the devil. 8.Chorale. 9. Triumphal march of the devil. (9) Ernest Ansermet (conductor) , Michel Schvalbe (violin), Orchestre de la Suisse Romande (OSR) Hans Fryba - double bass, Leon Hoogstoal - clarinet, Henri Helaerts - bassoon, Paolo Longinotti - cornet, Pierre Aubaran - trombone, Charles Peschier - percussion. Recording 1961, Geneva. (4) Pierre Boulez (conductor) Members Of The Cleveland Orchestr,1996 (14) Alexander Lazarev (conductor) , Soloists ensemble of Bolshoi Theatre (0) Igor Blazhkov (conductor) 26.12.1972. (11) Igor Markevitch (conductor) Le lecteur - Jean Cocteau, Le diable - Peter Ustinov, Le soldat - Jean-Marie Fertey, La Priencesse - Anne Tonietti // Text: Charles Ferdinand Ramuz // 10/1962 (9) Igor Stravinsky (conductor) Israel Baker, solo violin; Charles Brady, trumpet; Richard Kelly, bass; Roy d’Antonio, clarinet; Don Christlieb, bassoon; Robert Marsteller, trombone; William Kraft, percussion. Recorded in Hollywood, CA, February 10-13, 1961. (13) Igor Stravinsky (conductor) Suite. 6-7.05.1932, Paris. (1) Igor Stravinsky (conductor) , Alexander Schneider (conductor), David Oppenheim (clarinet) Suite. David Oppenheim - clarinet, Loren Glickman - bassoon, Robert Nagel - cornet, Erwin Price - trombone, Julius Levine - double bass, Alfred Howard - percussion. Recorded: January 27, 1954, New York. (0) Igor Stravinsky (conductor) , Israel Baker (violin) Israel Baker, solo violin; Charles Brady, trumpet; Richard Kelly, bass; Roy d’Antonio, clarinet; Don Christlieb, bassoon; Robert Marsteller, trombone; William Kraft, percussion. Recorded in Hollywood, CA, February 10-13, 1961. (2) Ida Kavafian (violin) , Richard Stolzman (clarinet), Fred Sherry (cello), Tashi Quartet December 23, 1976, New York. (2) Michaela Neftel (violin) , Ralph Manno (clarinet), Ensemble InCanto Recording 1997, December (Bremen) (1) Elena Papandreou (guitar) (Arr. Nikos Mamangakis). Recorded at St. John Chrysostom Church, Newmarket, Canada, October 27-30, 1996. (0) Libor Pesek (conductor) `Chamber Harmony` (0) Lyudmila Peterkova (clarinet) (1919; arr. by the composer) Gabriela Demeterova - violin , Marketa Cibulkova - piano. Recorded digitally at the Domovina Studio, Prague, in july 2000 (0) Svetlana Petrova (violin) , Mariana Danilova (piano), Vitaly Papyrin (bass-clarinet) Concert 21.12.2019 (1) John Bruce Yeh , Chicago Pro Musica AN ORCHESTRA WITHOUT CONDUCTOR. Recorded at Medinah Temple, Chicago (Illinois), USA, in August 1983. (2)

Igor Stravinsky (1882–1971)