Composed by Reinhold Moritzovich Gliere. Arranged by Ralph Sauer. Russian Ballet. Solo and Piano accompaniment. Cherry Classics #CC3853. Published by Cherry Classics (CY.CC3853).
Russian Sailors' Dance is a spectacular orchestral showpiece from Reinhold Glière’s ballet, The Red Poppy. This whirling theme and variations on a Russian folk tune has been wonderfully set for Horn and piano by Ralph Sauer. The 3.5-minute arrangement is an exciting addition to any concert program. Experience the fire and spirit of this great Russian classic! Published in Canada.
Composed by Reinhold Moritzovich Gliere. Arranged by Ralph Sauer. Russian Ballet. Solo and Piano accompaniment. Cherry Classics #CC3853. Published by Cherry Classics (CY.CC3853).
Russian Sailors' Dance is a spectacular orchestral showpiece from Reinhold Glière’s ballet, The Red Poppy. This whirling theme and variations on a Russian folk tune has been wonderfully set for Horn and piano by Ralph Sauer. The 3.5-minute arrangement is an exciting addition to any concert program. Experience the fire and spirit of this great Russian classic! Published in Canada.
Preview: Russian Sailors’ Dance for Horn and Piano
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