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AMERICAN BALLET THEATRE: Historic Bell Telephone Hour Telecasts, 1959-62 In Stock the conductor had his hands

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the conductor had his hands full with Scriabin's "Poème de l'Extase"

" "Everybody Loves The Sunshine

The present program was recorded during a Max Bruch Jubilee Concert in Halle and focused besides the famous Suite on Russian Themes also on the rarely performed Concerto for 2 pianos and orchestra

-Marcel's voice is reminiscent of a young Roy Orbison

Vivaldi - Vivaldi: Concerto for Flute

AMERICAN BALLET THEATRE: Historic Bell Telephone Hour Telecasts, 1959-62 In Stock the conductor had his handsIn celebration of American Ballet Theatre's 75th anniversary, VAI has assembled a collection of historic performances presented by the company and it's stars on The Bell Telephone Hour television series. These include excerpts from signature works such as Billy the Kid, Les Patineurs, and Giselle, as well as Raymonda Grand Pas de Dix and Le Corsaire Pas de Deux. Featured dancers include Lupe Serrano, Royes Fernandez, Igor Youskevitch, Ruth Ann Koesun,

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