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DISC: 1

1. Part
2. L’adoration Le la Terre. Introduction
3. Part
4. L’adoration Le la Terre. Les Augures Printaniers – Danses Des Adolescentes
5. Part
6. L’adoration Le la Terre. Jeu Du Rapt
7. Part
8. L’adoration Le la Terre. Rondes Printania”Res
9. Part
10. L’adoration Le la Terre. Jeux Des CitacS Rivales
11. Part
12. L’adoration Le la Terre. Corta”Ge Du Sage
13. Part
14. L’adoration Le la Terre. Le Sage
15. Part
16. L’adoration Le la Terre. Danse de la Terre
17. Part
18. Le Sacrifice. Introduction 1
19. Part
20. Le Sacrifice. Cercles MystacRieux Des Adolescentes 1
21. Part
22. Le Sacrifice. Glorification de L’acLue 1
23. Part
24. Le Sacrifice. Evocation Des Ancaªtres 1
25. Part
26. Le Sacrifice. Action Rituelle Des Ancaªtres 1
27. Part
28. Le Sacrifice. Danse Sacrale (L’acLue) 1
29. Movement 1 1
30. Movement 2 1
31. Movement 3 1
32. Track 32
33. Tempo Giusto 1
34. Track 34
35. Allegretto 2
36. Track 36
37. Con Moto 2
38. Track 38
39. [Unspecified] 2
40. Track 40
41. Passacaglia 2
42. Track 42
43. Gigue 2
44. Track 44
45. Eighth Note = 110 2
46. Track 46
47. Quarter Note = 52 2
48. Track 48
49. Eighth Note = 72 2
50. Track 50
51. Eighth Note = 80 2
52. Track 52
53. Eighth Note = 104

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The repertoire on this CD extends broadly – in terms of style, genre, and chronology – across the compositional output of Igor Stravinsky. Spanning from his most celebrated score for Diaghilev’s Ballets Russes, “Le Sacre du printemps” (1913), through the neo-classical Concerto en mi bémol “Dumbarton Oaks” (1938), up to the serial “Movements” (1959), the selection testifies to the enormous richness and variety of his artistic legacy. This diverse repertoire is presented here by Helena Bugallo and Amy Williams, however, from a unifying viewpoint: the “black and white” perspective of arrangements for piano duet or two pianos that the composer himself made.