Igor Stravinsky ?– Stravinsky Conducts Music For Chamber And Jazz Ensembles LP
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Igor Stravinsky ?– Stravinsky Conducts Music For Chamber And Jazz Ensembles

Label:
Columbia Masterworks ?– M 30579
Format:
Vinyl, LP
Country:
US
Released:
1960s
Genre:
Classical
Style:


Tracklist

A1     Stravinsky: Preludium     
A2     Stravinsky: Pastorale     
A3     Stravinsky: Ragtime For 11 Instruments     
A4     I - Sinfonia     
A5     II - Tema Con Variazioni; Finale     
B1     Stravinsky: Tango     
B2     Stravinsky: Concertino For 12 Instruments     
B3     I - Allegro Moderato     
B4     II - Andante     
B5     II - Moderato; Con Moto     

Notes

featuring Benny Goodman as soloist on 2B

Igor Stravinsky
Real Name:
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Profile:
Russian composer, pianist and conductor (born June 17, 1882, Oranienbaum, Russia - died April 6, 1971, New York City, USA).

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