Editor's Info:
Of all the major composers of the 20th century, none was more warmly embraced by the world of rock music than Stravinsky. Along with Edgard Varese, he was the principal influence on the compositions of Frank Zappa, while numerous avant-garde and progressive rock bands - among them Yes, who would take the stage to the accompaniment of The Firebird - proclaimed him their guiding light. The obvious reasons for this are his pioneering use of powerful and unusual rhythms, his music's lack of sentimentality, its waspish wit, its anti-authoritarianism - not to mention the composer's love of good whisky - all found obvious counterparts in the rock lifestyle, even if his meticulous approach to discipline did not. If history makes Stravinsky sound like a daunting and intimidating musical figure - a composer to be approached with fear and reverence rather than any expectation of pleasure - then the gorgeous music contained here will prove a more than useful corrective.


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1-10: Octet For Wind Instruments (1922-23 Revised 1952) Conductor Igor Stravinsky
11-13: Ode (1943) / The Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra Of New York Conductor Igor Stravinsky
14-16: Ebony Concerto (1945) Woody Herman And His Orchestra Conductor Igor Stravinsky
17: Rag-Time For Eleven Instruments (1918) Conductor Igor Stravinsky
18-21: Suite No.1 For Small Orchestra (1917-25) Orchestra Della Svizzera Italiana Conductor Igor Stravinsky
22: Rag-Time For Eleven Instruments (1918) Orchestra Della Svizzera Italiana Conductor Igor Stravinsky
23-33: Orpheus - Ballet In Three Scenes (1947) The Rca Victor Symphony Orchestra Conductor Igor Stravinsky