Gayaneh: Sabre Dance

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1. This is a generic work, for recordings of "Sabre Dance from Gayaneh". These are probably either direct performances of a movement from the third suite or of its arrangements. However, it's possible that they are adapted directly from the ballet's movement.

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2. Aram Khachaturian: Sabre Dance from the Gayane Suite No. 3 / Sir Simon Rattle, conductor · Berliner Philharmoniker / Recorded at the Berlin Philharmonie, 31 December The Berliner Philharmoniker's Digital Concert Hall.

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3. Khachaturian: Music from Gayaneh, etc.. Apex: Buy CD or download online. Bolshoi Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Lazarev.

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4. Gayane helps entrap a spy bent on stealing Soviet geological secrets. That clunker of a Communist plot may explain why recordings of the entire ballet have been hard to find in recent decades, even though Gayane spawned one of the last of the great orchestral warhorses, the Sabre Dance.

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5. Arguably, the most famous musical highlight is the Sabre Dance from the last act of the ballet. To this day, Gayaneh is a vivid example of the combination of folk and classical dance and it has become a symbol of Armenia.

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6. Mar 14,  · Gayaneh - Suite From The Ballet: Sabre Dance. by Yuri Temirkanov/Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Gayaneh - Suite From The Ballet: Sabre Dance by Yuri Temirkanov/Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Listen Now $ 7. Gayaneh - Suite From The Ballet: Ayesh'a Dance/5(8).

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7. Jan 01,  · Khachaturian: Gayaneh - Sabre Dance. by Wiener Philharmoniker & Aram Il'yich Khachaturian. Khachaturian: Gayaneh - Sabre Dance and indeed most listener’s knowledge of the composer’s work did not extend beyond the Sabre Dance, the waltz from Maskarade and just possibly the Violin Concerto.5/5(2).

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8. The second half began with an energetic performance of ‘Sabre Dance’ from Khachaturian’s score for the ballet, Gayaneh. The BBCSO’s regular timpanist, dynamic and speedy from the off, received special recognition at the end from the conductor that was followed by a chant from the Arena: “John Chimes – thank you for the timps.”.

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