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Dance of the Corregidor.
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`Spanish dance` from the ballet `Life is Short`. Recording - October 1978, USA.
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Interlude and dance from the ballet `Life is Short`. Recording - April 26, 1958, Chicago.
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Nana ( ¹ 5 , Seven Popular Spanish Songs). Recording of the 50s, Prades.
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`Jota` from the `Spanish Folk Suite`. Recorded: February 28, 1956, London.
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Jota (No. 4, Seven Popular Spanish Songs). F-no - Leon Pommers. Arr. - Koshansky.
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4 Spanish pieces for piano: No. 4 (Andalusia). Recording - June 30, 1949, Hollywood.
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El Circulo Magico.
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`Dance of Fire` from the opera `Love is a Sorceress`.
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Jota, Nana ( Nos 4 & 5, Seven Popular Spanish Songs). May 4, 1967, Hollywood. Arr. - Paul Kochanski.
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`Cancon del fueto fatuo` from the ballet `Love is a Sorceress`. Recording - August 1981, London.
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2 dances from the ballet Love is a Sorceress. Recording - July 22, 1930, London.
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`Ritual fire dance` from the ballet `Love is a Sorceress`.
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`Cancon del fueto fatuo` from the ballet `Love is a Sorceress`.
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Pantomima (El amor brujo, ¹ 2). October 17 1946, Hollywood. Tr. - Paul Kochanski.
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Lullaby
live in 1969
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Nana (Berceuse)(¹ 5, Seven Popular Spanish Songs). The Last Concert. October 23, 1972, Los Angeles. Arr. - Paul Kochanski.
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`Jota` (¹ 4, Seven Popular Spanish Songs). October 18, 1946, RCA Studios, Hollywood. Arr. - Paul Kochanski.
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``El sombrero de tres picos: The Neighbours - The Miller`s Dance - Final Dance``. Orchestre Philharmonique de Monte-Carlo. Recording: Monte-Carlo, Auditorium du Centre des Congrès, July 5-9, 1994.
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`Ritual Fire Dance` from the ballet `Love is a Sorceress`. Recording - May 20, 1965, Paris.
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Jota (¹ 4, Seven Popular Spanish Songs). Isidor Achron - piano. May 8 1928, New York. Transcr. - Paul Kochanski.
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Jota. Recorded: December 16, 1929, Camden, New Jersey, USA.
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Pierre Barbizet
(pianoforte)
,
David Josefowitz
(conductor),
Orchestre Philharmonique de Monte-Carlo
`Au Generalife` from ``Nights at the Gardens of Spain``. Released in 1971.
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`Nana` from ``Siete Canciones populares espanolas``. Recorded at Multimedia Recording Room, McGill University, Montreal (Quebec), Canada, July 4-5, 2007.
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`Asturiana` from ``Siete Canciones populares espanolas``. Recorded at Multimedia Recording Room, McGill University, Montreal (Quebec), Canada, July 4-5, 2007.
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`Ritual Fire Dance` from ``Amor brujo`` (arr. Gregor Piatigrosky). Recorded at the Clara Wieck Auditorium, Heidelberg, May 3-4, 1993.
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Hommage à Debussy.
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Marianne Crebassa
(mezzo-soprano)
,
Stanislas de Barbeyrac
(tenor),
Orchestre national du Capitole de Toulouse
Opera `Life is Short` Act I `Vivan los que rien!`
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