Tchaikovsky / Prokofiev / Stokowski: Romeo & Juliet/Romeo & Juliet-
Tchaikovsky / Prokofiev / Stokowski: Romeo & Juliet/Romeo & Juliet-
Format: CD
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Artist: Tchaikovsky / Prokofiev / Stokowski
Label: Music & Arts Program
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 017685483127
Genre: Classical Composers
Tracks:
1.1 Romeo and Juliet (Fantasy Overture, 1870): Romeo and Juliet Overture
1.2 Romeo and Juliet (Selections): Juliet's Variation
1.3 Romeo and Juliet (Selections): Juliet's Death
1.4 Romeo and Juliet (Selections): Juliet's Funeral
1.5 Alexander Nevsky (Cantata, Op. 78, 1939): I. Russia Beneath the Yoke of the Mongols
1.6 Alexander Nevsky (Cantata, Op. 78, 1939): II. Song About Alexander Nevsky
1.7 Alexander Nevsky (Cantata, Op. 78, 1939): III. the Crusaders in Pskov
1.8 Alexander Nevsky (Cantata, Op. 78, 1939): IV. Arise, People of Russia
1.9 Alexander Nevsky (Cantata, Op. 78, 1939): V. the Battle on the Ice
1.10 Alexander Nevsky (Cantata, Op. 78, 1939): VI. the Field of the Death
1.11 Alexander Nevsky (Cantata, Op. 78, 1939): VII. Alexander's Entry Into Pskov
