Pablo Picasso at Pompeii: Two Ballets From the Roman Theatre of Pompei In Stock an eclectic mix of evocative

an eclectic mix of evocative chamber music

the absurdity and overwrought humor that inhabit them

03 Paradise04 Fool's Gold05 Stoney Creek06 One More HabitSide B:01 Wouldn't Say It If It Wasn't So02 Daughter of a Railroad Man03 I Do Declare04 Nashville Suite05 Every Day's a Monday06 We Got It All07 Four More ReasonsSide C:01 Whippoorwill02 Whisky Lady03 Taxi Please04 Five Years In Hell05 Committed to Parkview06 Ya Gotta Live ItSide D:01 Hillbilly Ghetto02 Reedy Creek03 I'll Always Have the Good Lord Watching Over Me04 Sheets of Green Clover05 My Tennessee Hills

however minutely it may figure in Lalo Schifrin's overall career

Denis Raisin Dadre and his ensemble Doulce Mémoire celebrate the Angevin poet on the occasion of his 500th anniversary with works by the leading composers of the period

Pablo Picasso at Pompeii: Two Ballets From the Roman Theatre of Pompei In Stock an eclectic mix of evocativeAgainst the picturesque backdrop of the Vesuvius, the ancient Roman Theatre of Pompeii hosts a colourful open air event in honour of Pablo Picasso. Celebrating the centenary of his visit to Italy, two ballets with sets and costumes designed by this legendary Spanish artist are put on stage: "Parade", with music by Erik Satie, and Igor Stravinsky's "Pulcinella". The choreography of both works has been created by Russian ballet star Leonide Massine. It