A Classic Tale: Music For Our Children
Album by Orchestra of St. Luke's.
Release date: 2001-01-01
Tracks (17)
- Peter and the wolf, Op. 67 - Narration in English, adapted by Sharon Stone: Once upon a time
- Peter and the wolf, Op. 67 - Narration in English, adapted by Sharon Stone: Early one morning
- Peter and the wolf, Op. 67 - Narration in English, adapted by Sharon Stone: On the branch of a big tree
- Peter and the wolf, Op. 67 - Narration in English, adapted by Sharon Stone: Just then, a duck came
- Peter and the wolf, Op. 67 - Narration in English, adapted by Sharon Stone: Suddenly something caught Peter's attention
- Peter and the wolf, Op. 67 - Narration in English, adapted by Sharon Stone: Grandfather came out
- Peter and the wolf, Op. 67 - Narration in English, adapted by Sharon Stone: No sooner had Peter gone, than a big grey wolf came
- Peter and the wolf, Op. 67 - Narration in English, adapted by Sharon Stone: Peter, in the meantime, stood behind the closed gate
- Peter and the wolf, Op. 67 - Narration in English, adapted by Sharon Stone: Meanwhile, Peter made a lasso
- Peter and the wolf, Op. 67 - Narration in English, adapted by Sharon Stone: Just then, out of the woods came a hunter
- The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra, op.34 - written by Eric Cozier, adapted by Miguel Esteban: Introduction "Benjamin Britten wrote this piece"
- The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra, op.34 - written by Eric Cozier, adapted by Miguel Esteban: Now let's hear each instrument
- The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra, op.34 - written by Eric Cozier, adapted by Miguel Esteban: The highest voice in the string team
- The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra, op.34 - written by Eric Cozier, adapted by Miguel Esteban: Our introduction to the brass team
- The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra, op.34 - written by Eric Cozier, adapted by Miguel Esteban: There is an enormous number of percussion
- The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra, op.34 - written by Eric Cozier, adapted by Miguel Esteban: Now that we've taken the orchestra apart
- Lincoln Portrait, for Speaker and Orchestra (1942)