Novacek 'Perpetuum Mobile' - Stokowski arranger / conductor
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Channel: adam28xx · 2016 · Music
This macabre little piece is the best-known work of Ottokar Novacek (1866-1900). Originally for piano and violin or viola, it was orchestrated by Leopold Stokowski and first recorded by him in 1940. It was included in a BBC studio concert, broadcast in 1964, in which the Maestro himself introduced the music and conducted the London Symphony Orchestra.
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