Ludwig Minkus - Minkus: Don Quixote (Ballet in 3 Acts) (Sophia National Opera Orchestra feat. conductor: Nayden Todorov)

Don Quixote: Act I. "Don Quixote invites Quiteria to a Minuet"

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Other Album Tracks

  1. Don Quixote: Introduction
  2. Don Quixote: Prologue. Allegro
  3. Don Quixote: Prologue. "Entrance of Don Quixote"
  4. Don Quixote: Prologue. Allegro assai
  5. Don Quixote: Prologue. "Sancho Panza, saved from his pursuers, is appointed Don Quixote's squire"
  6. Don Quixote: Act I. "A square in Barcelona"
  7. Don Quixote: Act I. "Quiteria (Kitri) enters"
  8. Don Quixote: Act I. "Quiteria and Basilio"
  9. Don Quixote: Act I. "Moreno"
  10. Don Quixote: Act I. Scene "Lorenzo, Quiteria and Basilio"

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  1. Don Quijote - music for ballet lessons - pointe class for beginners (Edición especial)
  2. Minkus: Don Quixote (Ballet in 3 Acts) (Sophia National Opera Orchestra feat. conductor: Nayden Todorov)
  3. Don Quixote (The Bolshoi Theatre Orchestra)

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