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Music and ballet: The happy miracle

Title
Music and ballet: The happy miracle [sound recording].
Publication
1940.

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AudioSupervised use *MGZTL 4-1, no. 191Performing Arts Research Collections - Dance

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Additional Authors
  • Deakin, Irving.
  • Berl, Paul.
Found In
Music and ballet (Radio program) [sound recording]: commentary and music, no. 191.
Summary
The happy miracle, by Eugene Fuerst (ca. 46 min.). Introductory remarks by announcer identified only as Rex Benwehr {spelling uncertain]. Irving Deakin speaks about Eugene Fuerst, who composed the music and scenario for the [yet to be produced] ballet, The happy miracle, and the pianist, Paul Berl, who is to perform the piano version of the composition on air; following Deakin's description of the opening scenario of the ballet, Berl's playing of the music is broadcast accompanied by Deakin's commentary. Closing remarks.
Alternative Title
  • The happy miracle
  • Dance Audio Archive.
Subjects
Note
  • Sound quality is very good.
  • The happy miracle, by Eugene Fuerst; the 191th program in the radio series Music and ballet, with Irving Deakin as host, broadcast on Oct. 3, 1940, by radio station WQXR, New York. Paul Berl also participates as a pianist.
Funding (note)
  • Preservation was funded in part with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts, 2008-2009 and the National Endowment for the Arts, 2008-2009.
Call Number
*MGZTL 4-1, no. 191
OCLC
497831017
Title
Music and ballet: The happy miracle [sound recording].
Imprint
1940.
Funding
Preservation was funded in part with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts, 2008-2009 and the National Endowment for the Arts, 2008-2009.
Local Note
Request *MGZTL 4-1, no. 191.
Added Author
Deakin, Irving. Host
Berl, Paul. Instrumentalist
Added Title
The happy miracle
Found In:
Music and ballet (Radio program) [sound recording]: commentary and music, no. 191.
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