Listen Young People's Concerts: What Does Music Mean (1958) Soundtrack
Some passages tell stories; excerpts from Ravel, Rossini, Richard Strauss, Beethoven, Mussorgsky, Tchaikovsky, and Webern.
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La Valse |
Ludwig van Beethoven: composer
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Pictures at an Exhibition |
Modest Mussorgsky: composer
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William Tell Overture |
Leonard Bernstein: performer
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Pictures at an Exhibition |
Leonard Bernstein: performer
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Symphony No. 4 |
Leonard Bernstein: performer
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La Valse |
Leonard Bernstein: performer
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William Tell Overture |
Gioachino Rossini: composer
New York Philharmonic: performer
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Pictures at an Exhibition |
New York Philharmonic: performer
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Symphony No. 4 |
New York Philharmonic: performer
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La Valse |
New York Philharmonic: performer
Maurice Ravel: composer
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Symphony No. 4 |
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky: composer
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Blue Danube Waltz |
Johann Strauß: composer
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Tales from the Vienna Woods |
Johann Strauß: composer
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Don Quixote |
Richard Strauss: composer
Leonard Bernstein: performer
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Blue Danube Waltz |
Leonard Bernstein: performer
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Tales from the Vienna Woods |
Leonard Bernstein: performer
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Theme from 'Dragnet' |
Leonard Bernstein: performer
Miklós Rózsa: composer
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Don Quixote |
New York Philharmonic: performer
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Theme from 'Dragnet' |
Walter Schumann: composer
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