Stravinsky (1882-1971) - The Rake's Progress : R.Craft / St.Luke's Orchestra, Garrison, J.West, etc (1993 Stereo)(2CD) - Import 2 CD

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Vivaldi

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Stravinsky's (1882-1971) "The Prodigal Son's Becoming," one of the most famous neoclassical works, is quite irrational and dreamy, but it is known to have fascinated many performers, and recently even the great conductor Arnoncourt has wielded it! The Craft's "Craft" is a very popular instrument. This Kraft's interpretation is known as one of the most orthodox among various performances. The characters are well-defined, and the music, which even includes a harpsichord, is strangely well-rounded. The convincing sound, which could only have been created by Kraft, who actually had a close friendship with the composer, can truly be called "safe" and "safe" music. ［Comment courtesy of Naxos Japan.

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