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Peter and the Wolf

Tracks

  1. 11:01
  2. 21:42
  3. 34:14
  4. 42:22
  5. 51:32
  6. 61:26
  7. 71:38
  8. 81:12
  9. 91:29
  10. 101:50
  11. 112:10
  12. 124:39
  13. 130:25
  14. 140:33
  15. 150:22
  16. 161:41
  17. 170:12
  18. 180:46
  19. 190:22
  20. 200:39
  21. 210:22
  22. 222:43
  23. 230:17
  24. 241:24
  25. 250:13
  26. 260:54
  27. 270:19
  28. 282:39
  29. 290:04
  30. 300:34
  31. 310:10
  32. 322:28
  33. 330:29
  34. 341:17
  35. 350:17
  36. 361:12
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  38. 381:17
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  40. 402:49
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  48. 484:35
  49. 491:30

About this album

Prokofiev’s Peter and the Wolf may well be the best way to introduce children to music—fabulous tunes, vivid characterisation and a plot that includes a duck quacking from inside a wolf’s stomach. The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra under Petrenko breathes life into the story with its usual virtuosic panache. The narrator, though, is as important as the music, and Alexander Armstrong brings a welcome dry humour to it all. Ogden Nash’s witty poems serve as joyful preludes to a rollicking performance of Saint-Saëns’ Carnival of the Animals.