In 1918, Stravinsky wrote a piece called the Soldier's Tale. He wanted to base it on "Jazz". He never heard Jazz but saw it written down. He chose 2 instruments from each section and one player to play all the percussion. He substituted the Bassoon for the Sax. The piece has three speakers and is danced
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Histoire du soldat - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This recording deletes the spoken parts
Ansermet Soldeirs tale 1956.mp3
It is conducted by Ernest Ansermet who gave the world premiere in 1918. It is from 1956.
Members of L'Orchestre de la Suisse Romande, Geneva
Michel Schwalbe Violin
Hans Fryba Bass
Leon Hoagstaol Clarinet
Henri Helaerts Bassoon (French System)
Paolo Longinotti Cornet
Pierre Aubapan Trombone
Charles Perschier Percussion
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