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Czardas: Hungarian Dance: Danse Hongroise: from the ballet Coppelia, arranged as a duo for Trumpet and Piano. This ballet is based on a poem Der Sandmann, by E.T.A. Hoffmann, later used in Offenbach Tales of Hoffmann. This is the first Czardas to be used in a ballet. Full length version.
Czardas: Hungarian Dance: Danse Hongroise: from the ballet Coppelia, arranged as a duo for Euphonium and Piano. This ballet is based on a poem Der Sandmann, by E.T.A. Hoffmann, later used in Offenbach Tales of Hoffmann. This is the first Czardas to be used in a ballet. Full length version.
Waltz of the Flowers from the Nutcracker Suite. Also in the Nutcracker ballet, it was selected by the composer to form the final movement of the very popular Suite. This duo is a short version for Tenor Sax and Piano. Concert Bb ma.
Waltz of the Flowers from the Nutcracker Suite. Also in the Nutcracker ballet, it was selected by the composer to form the final movement of the very popular Suite. This duo is a short version for Oboe and Piano. G major.
Waltz of the Flowers from the Nutcracker Suite. Also in the Nutcracker ballet, it was selected by the composer to form the final movement of the very popular Suite. This duo is a short version for Flute and Piano. A major.
Waltz of the Flowers from the Nutcracker Suite. Also in the Nutcracker ballet, it was selected by the composer to form the final movement of the very popular Suite. This duo is a short version for French Horn and Piano. Concert Bb ma.
Waltz of the Flowers from the Nutcracker Suite. Also in the Nutcracker ballet, it was selected by the composer to form the final movement of the very popular Suite. This duo is a short version for Clarinet and Piano. Concert Eb ma.
Waltz of the Flowers from the Nutcracker Suite. Also in the Nutcracker ballet, it was selected by the composer to form the final movement of the very popular Suite. This duo is a short version for Alto Sax and Piano. Concert Bb ma.
Waltz of the Flowers from the Nutcracker Suite. Also in the Nutcracker ballet, it was selected by the composer to form the final movement of the very popular Suite. This is the short and simple version for Piano Solo. G major.
Le Coucou, from the Third book of Keyboard Pieces. Daquin was a brilliant organist and harpsichord player, and performed for King Louis XIV when he was 6 years old, later becoming organist to Louis XV. He was also a renowned improviser. Le Coucou evokes a very happy cuckoo in late springtime. Arranged as a duet for 2 very nimble Clarinets.
Le Coucou, from the Third book of Keyboard Pieces. Daquin was a brilliant organist and harpsichord player, and performed for King Louis XIV when he was 6 years old, later becoming organist to Louis XV. He was also a renowned improviser. Le Coucou evokes a very happy cuckoo in late springtime. Arranged as a duet for 2 very nimble flutes.
Czardas: Hungarian Dance: Danse Hongroise: from the ballet Coppelia, arranged as a duo for Violin and Piano. This ballet is based on a poem Der Sandmann, by E.T.A. Hoffmann, later used in Offenbach Tales of Hoffmann. This is the first Czardas to be used in a ballet. Full length version.
Czardas: Hungarian Dance: Danse Hongroise: from the ballet Coppelia, arranged as a duo for Viola and Piano. This ballet is based on a poem Der Sandmann, by E.T.A. Hoffmann, later used in Offenbach Tales of Hoffmann. This is the first Czardas to be used in a ballet. Full length version.
Czardas: Hungarian Dance: Danse Hongroise: from the ballet Coppelia, arranged as a duo for Cello and Piano. This ballet is based on a poem Der Sandmann, by E.T.A. Hoffmann, later used in Offenbach Tales of Hoffmann. This is the first Czardas to be used in a ballet. Full length version.