Artist: London Philharmonic Orchestra
Album: Petrouchka
Genre: Classical
Release Date: 2023
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 96 kHz
Duration: 34:44
Total Tracks: 11
Total Size: 678 MB

Tracklist:

1-1. London Philharmonic Orchestra – Petrouchka, Ballet Suite in 4 scenes for orchestra: I. The Shrovetide Fair (2023 Remaster) (05:19)
1-2. London Philharmonic Orchestra – Petrouchka, Ballet Suite in 4 scenes for orchestra: II. Petrouchka (2023 Remaster) (05:50)
1-3. London Philharmonic Orchestra – Petrouchka, Ballet Suite in 4 scenes for orchestra: III. Danse Russe (2023 Remaster) (05:19)
1-4. London Philharmonic Orchestra – Petrouchka, Ballet Suite in 4 scenes for orchestra: IV. The Blackamoor (2023 Remaster) (01:36)
1-5. London Philharmonic Orchestra – Petrouchka, Ballet Suite in 4 scenes for orchestra: V. Valse – The Shrovetide Fair (2023 Remaster) (04:21)
1-6. London Philharmonic Orchestra – Petrouchka, Ballet Suite in 4 scenes for orchestra: VI. Death of Petrouchka – Wet Nurse Dance (2023 Remaster) (02:31)
1-7. London Philharmonic Orchestra – Petrouchka, Ballet Suite in 4 scenes for orchestra: VII. Peasant with Bear – Gypsies with a Rake Vendor (2023 Remaster) (02:33)
1-8. London Philharmonic Orchestra – Petrouchka, Ballet Suite in 4 scenes for orchestra: VIII. Dance of the Coachmen – Masquerades (2023 Remaster) (03:41)
1-9. London Philharmonic Orchestra – Petrouchka, Ballet Suite in 4 scenes for orchestra: IX. The Scuffle (Blackamoor & Petrouchka) (2023 Remaster) (01:33)
1-10. London Philharmonic Orchestra – Petrouchka, Ballet Suite in 4 scenes for orchestra: X. Police and the Juggler (2023 Remaster) (01:15)
1-11. London Philharmonic Orchestra – Petrouchka, Ballet Suite in 4 scenes for orchestra: XI. Apparition of Petrouchka (2023 Remaster) (00:42)

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It’s springtime in old Russia, and as the fair-goers jostle and laugh, a puppeteer retells a tale of love, jealousy … and murder. Don’t worry, though: they’re only puppets. Aren’t they? There’s more to music than meets the ear, even when it’s as playful as Stravinsky’s riotous ballet, or as passionate as Bartók’s paprika-flavoured Second Violin Concerto. And especially when – like Samy Moussa’s Crimson – it’s creating wondrous new sounds, straight out of thin air.