TY  - SOUND
AU  - Sibelius,Jean
AU  - Smetana,Bedrich
AU  - Weber,Carl Maria von
AU  - Chopin,Frďřic
AU  - Dvork̀,Antonn̕
AU  - Dvork̀,Antonn̕
AU  - Verdi,Giuseppe
AU  - Wagner,Richard
AU  - Rimsky-Korsakov,Nikolay
AU  - Kodl̀y,Zoltǹ
AU  - Copland,Aaron
AU  - Ives,Charles
ED  - National Public Radio (U.S.)
TI  - Songs & dances: nationalism in music
PY  - 1999///
CY  - New York, NY
PB  - Sony Classical
KW  - Nationalism in music
KW  - National music
KW  - National songs
KW  - Folk dance music
KW  - Orchestral music
N1  - Selections illustrate music that proclaimed the composers' nationalities; "As featured on "NPR's Performance today"--label on container; Moldau, Symphonic poem no. 2 from the cycle My fatherland (M ̀vlast); Bedrich Smetana (Clevelend Orch. ; George Szell); (12:53) --; Huntsmen's chorus from Der Freischütz; Carl Maria von Weber (Mormon Tabernacle Choir ; Richard P. Condie, director ; Philadelphia Orchestra ; Eugene Ormandy); (2:54) --; Polonaise in A- flat major op. 53; Frďřic Chopin (Alexander Brailowsky , piano); (6:30) --; Songs my mother taught me no. 4 from Gypsy melodies op. 55; Antonn̕ Dvork̀, arr. Fritz Kreisler (Yo-Yo Ma, cello ; Patricia Zander, piano); (2: 55) --; Dance no. 1 in C major (presto) from Slavonic dances op. 46; A. Dvork̀ (Clevelend Orch. ; G. Szell); (3:53) --; Slave chorus from Nabucco (act III); Giuseppe Verdi (Choeur de la Radio Suisse Romande ; Choeur Pro Arte de Lausanne d'Andr ̌Charlet ; Orchestre Philharmonique de Monte Carlo ; Lorin Maazel); (3:11) --; Prelude to Act I of Die Meistersinger; Richard Wagner (Clevelend Orch. ; G. Szell); (9:32) --; Russian Easter overture op. 36; Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov (Israel Philharmonic Orch. ; Zubin Mehta); (14:48) --; Kozjatek/ Intermezzo from Hr̀y Jǹos Suite; Zoltǹ Kodl̀y (Toni Koves-Steiner, cimbalom ; Clevelend Orch. ; G. Szell); (4: 45) --; Finlandia op. 26; Jean Sibelius (Swedish Radio Symphony Orch. ; Esa-Pekka Salonen); (7:32) --; Hoe-down from Rodeo; Aaron Copland (New York Philharmonic ; Leonard Bernstein); (3:08) --; Fourth of July from Holidays (Symphony); Charles E. Ives (Fred Spector, jew's harp ; Chicago Symphony Orch. ; Michael Tilson Thomas); (6:03); Various performers; Selections previously released 1960-1970
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