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   Dec 22, 2013 · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1986 CD release of "Stravinsky/Ramuz - The Soldier's Tale" on Discogs.

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   • Format: CD, Stereo, Ambisonic

   • Country: UK
   • Label: Nimbus Records-NIM 5063

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   Stravinsky / Ramuz: The Soldier's Tale by Christopher Lee released in 1986. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.

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   Dec 2, 1992 · Find release reviews and credits for Stravinsky / Ramuz: The Soldier's Tale - Christopher Lee on AllMusic - 1992

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   The Soldier's Tale, a classical music Album by Scottish Chamber Orchestra / Lionel Friend / Christopher Lee. Released in 1986 on Nimbus (catalog no. NIM 5063; CD). Genres: Modern Classical, Spoken Word, Neoclassicism.

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6. cewm.org › stravinsky-and-the-soldiers-taleStravinsky and The Soldier’s Tale - Close Encounters With Music

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   Stravinsky and Ramuz were, on the face of it, opposites. Ramuz wrote, The writer, Robert Siohan, summarized their symbiotic relationship during the war and its aftermath: Cut off from his beloved homeland, Stravinsky attempted to return by means of art.

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   Listen to Stravinsky: The Soldier's Tale by Christopher Lee, Scottish Chamber Orchestra & Lionel Friend on Apple Music. 1986. 24 Songs. Duration: 1 hour, 5 minutes.

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   What was the relationship between Stravinsky and Ramuz?

   • Ramuz wrote, The writer, Robert Siohan, summarized their symbiotic relationship during the war and its aftermath: Cut off from his beloved homeland, Stravinsky attempted to return by means of art. He introduced Ramuz to a Russian folk tale, the story of a soldier who sells his soul, in the form of a fiddle, to the devil.

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   When did 'the Soldier's Tale' come out?

   • Let’s go back to 1910, three years before the premiere of The Soldier’s Tale, four years before the cataclysm of a world war. It is the premiere of The Rite of Spring in the elegant Theatre des Champs Elysees. The opening notes evoke nervous twitters in the audience. Ladies dressed in pearls and ostrich feathers shift nervously in their box seats.

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   What kind of music does the Soldier's Tale use?

   • In other words, “Don’t push your luck.” The Soldier’s Tale mixes the most heterogeneous musical forms—waltzes and jazz, marching tunes, ragtime and tango, a paso doble and a Dies Irae, and even (to my ear) a hint of Bach—all the various musical forms meant to stress the story’s universality.

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   How did Stravinsky return to Russia?

   • Cut off from his beloved homeland, Stravinsky attempted to return by means of art. He introduced Ramuz to a Russian folk tale, the story of a soldier who sells his soul, in the form of a fiddle, to the devil. The devil first appears in the guise of a lepidopterist, net in hand, ready to trap butterflies, an apt symbol for the human soul.

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   How does Stravinsky create a sense of dissonance and alienation?

   • Just as the interweaving of disparate musical forms creates a sense of dislocation, so the overlapping use of actors, musicians, and a dancer (portraying the Princess), makes for a surreal atmosphere of dissonance and alienation—the very qualities associated with the Soldier and with the exiled Stravinsky.

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   Why does the soldier trade his fiddle for a talisman?

   • The Soldier trades his fiddle for a talisman that brings him untold wealth, but in the end, he finds his riches hollow and unsatisfying. He rejects the talisman, and is transported to a royal palace where he cures an ailing princess. His reward is marriage to the princess… and happiness. But happiness—that is not enough.

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9. ia802807.us.archive.org › 15 › itemsThe Soldier's Tale

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   Christopher Lee gives a virtuoso performance playing all three characters: theSoldier, Narrator, and the Devil. Stravinsky’s contribution was a series ofevocative musical parodies drawn from American jazz framing each episode ofthe soldier’s eerie journey through a half-world inexorably leading to disaster. DIGITAL glioesQdn COMPACT by ...