Music for strings, oboes, horns and celesta (1986) based on the music of the ballet “The Lady with a Lap-Dog”

Name: Music for strings, oboes, horns and celesta (1986) based on the music of the ballet “The Lady with a Lap-Dog”
Description: Music for strings, oboes, horns and celesta (1986) based on the music of the ballet “The Lady with a Lap-Dog” a song by Rodion Shchedrin on Musikstorm | musik kostenlos hören

Music for strings, oboes, horns and celesta (1986) based on the music of the ballet “The Lady with a Lap-Dog” a song by Rodion Shchedrin on Musikstorm | musik kostenlos hören

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Music for strings, oboes, horns and celesta (1986) based on the music of the ballet “The Lady with a Lap-Dog” by Rodion Shchedrin , “Virtuosos” of Moscow” Chamber Orchestra , Vladimir Spivakov ,
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