Rite of Spring
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jazzy_daveWhilst you may love or curse YouTube or is it GooTube, they often have some surprising and interesting posts - such as this one on Classics Explained.
Episode 10: The Rite of Spring by Igor Stravinsky
I have three versions of this on CD, by Stravinsky, by Boulez and by Bernstein.
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These are the three best recordings in my opinion and the one I will choose is the Boulez. A rip from a vinyl copy before being reissued onto CD - the Cleveland orchestra weer in excellent form on this.
Stravinsky - Rite of spring : Pierre Boulez (1969, from LP)
ENJOY
Episode 10: The Rite of Spring by Igor Stravinsky
I have three versions of this on CD, by Stravinsky, by Boulez and by Bernstein.
These are the three best recordings in my opinion and the one I will choose is the Boulez. A rip from a vinyl copy before being reissued onto CD - the Cleveland orchestra weer in excellent form on this.
Stravinsky - Rite of spring : Pierre Boulez (1969, from LP)
ENJOY
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