'Giselle' ballet - Stokowski conducts excerpts
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Channel: adam28xx · 2017 · Music
For a brilliantly played 1950 LP entitled "The Heart of the Ballet," Leopold Stokowski conducted a few moments from 'Giselle', one of the most celebrated romantic ballets in the repertoire. The score was composed by Adolphe Adam and this was the only time that Stokowski recorded any of his music. (From Cala Records CACD0547.)
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