La Valse in Full Score
by Ravel, MauriceFormat: Paperback
Pub. Date: 2011-11-02
Publisher(s): Dover Publications
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Summary
Among the most popular composers of the 20th century, Ravel is loved by audiences and assiduously studied by musicians and music scholars. His masterpiece La Valse ranks among his most performed works and offers a supreme example of his compositional mastery, innovative concepts, and consummate skill at orchestration.
Table of Contents
La Valse
Poeme choregraphique pour orchestre
[The Waltz: choreographic poem for orchestra / 1919-20]
[The Waltz: choreographic poem for orchestra / 1919-20]
Dedicated to Misia Sert
First orchestral performance: Paris, 12 December 1920
First orchestral performance: Paris, 12 December 1920
First ballet performance: Opera, Paris, 23 May 1929
by the company of Ida Rubinstein
Alexandre Benois, settings and costumes
Bronislava Nijinska, choreography
by the company of Ida Rubinstein
Alexandre Benois, settings and costumes
Bronislava Nijinska, choreography
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