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The Soldier's Tale / Dumbarton Oaks
Stravinsky, Ramuz, David Timson, Benjamin Soames, Jonathan Keeble, Northern Chamber Orchestra, Nicholas Ward
0730099466226
33 tracksReleased 1999-01-01Naxos
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0730099466226 is the Universal Product Code (UPC barcode) for the release “The Soldier's Tale / Dumbarton Oaks” by Stravinsky, Ramuz, David Timson, Benjamin Soames, Jonathan Keeble, Northern Chamber Orchestra, Nicholas Ward, released 1999-01-01 on Naxos. UPCs are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify a music release — album, EP, or single — across every digital and physical retail platform. This release contains 33 tracks, each with its own ISRC. Tracks include USLEC0403196.
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Track List (33)
| # | Track Title | Artist(s) | ISWC | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Soldier's Tale: The Soldier's March | — | ||
| 2 | The Soldier's Tale: "Phew... this isn't a bad sort of spot..." (Soldier) | — | ||
| 3 | The Soldier's Tale: Airs by a stream | — | ||
| 4 | The Soldier's Tale: He is a little old man | — | ||
| 5 | The Soldier's Tale: The Soldier's March (reprise) | — | ||
| 6 | The Soldier's Tale: "Hurray, here we are!" (Soldier) | — | ||
| 7 | The Soldier's Tale: Pastorale | — | ||
| 8 | The Soldier's Tale: "In the Market Place..." (Narrator) | — | ||
| 9 | The Soldier's Tale: Pastorale | — | ||
| 10 | The Soldier's Tale: "He took out the book and began to read" (Narrator) | — | ||
| 11 | The Soldier's Tale: Airs by a stream (reprise) | — | ||
| 12 | The Soldier's Tale: "They have nothing - and yet they have it all." (Soldier) | — | ||
| 13 | The Soldier's Tale: Airs by a stream (reprise) | — | ||
| 14 | The Soldier's Tale: The Soldier's March (reprise) | — | ||
| 15 | The Soldier's Tale: "Now he comes to another land" (Soldier) | — | ||
| 16 | The Soldier's Tale: The Royal March | — | ||
| 17 | The Soldier's Tale: "They gave the word for the band to play" (Narrator) | — | ||
| 18 | The Soldier's Tale: The Little Concert | — | ||
| 19 | The Soldier's Tale: "The Princess is lying on her bed" (Narrator) | — | ||
| 20 | The Soldier's Tale: Tango | — | ||
| 21 | The Soldier's Tale: Valse | — | ||
| 22 | The Soldier's Tale: Ragtime | — | ||
| 23 | The Soldier's Tale: "The Soldier and the Princess are in each other's arms" (Soldier) | — | ||
| 24 | The Soldier's Tale: The Devil's Dance | — | ||
| 25 | The Soldier's Tale: "The Devil falls exhausted" (Narrator) | — | ||
| 26 | THE SOLDIER'S TALE: LITTLE CHORALE | — | ||
| 27 | The Soldier's Tale: The Devil's Song | — | ||
| 28 | The Soldier's Tale: Great Chorale | — | ||
| 29 | The Soldier's Tale: "Suppose, suppose we went there!" (Narrator) | — | ||
| 30 | The Soldier's Tale: Triumphal March of the Devil | — | ||
| 31 | Dumbarton Oaks: I. Tempo giusto | — | ||
| 32 | Dumbarton Oaks: II. Allegretto | — | ||
| 33 | Dumbarton Oaks: III. Con moto | — |
The Soldier's Tale: The Soldier's March
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The Soldier's Tale: "Phew... this isn't a bad sort of spot..." (Soldier)
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The Soldier's Tale: Airs by a stream
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The Soldier's Tale: He is a little old man
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The Soldier's Tale: The Soldier's March (reprise)
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The Soldier's Tale: "Hurray, here we are!" (Soldier)
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The Soldier's Tale: Pastorale
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The Soldier's Tale: "In the Market Place..." (Narrator)
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The Soldier's Tale: Pastorale
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The Soldier's Tale: "He took out the book and began to read" (Narrator)
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The Soldier's Tale: Airs by a stream (reprise)
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The Soldier's Tale: "They have nothing - and yet they have it all." (Soldier)
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The Soldier's Tale: Airs by a stream (reprise)
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The Soldier's Tale: The Soldier's March (reprise)
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The Soldier's Tale: "Now he comes to another land" (Soldier)
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The Soldier's Tale: The Royal March
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The Soldier's Tale: "They gave the word for the band to play" (Narrator)
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The Soldier's Tale: The Little Concert
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The Soldier's Tale: "The Princess is lying on her bed" (Narrator)
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The Soldier's Tale: Tango
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The Soldier's Tale: Valse
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The Soldier's Tale: Ragtime
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The Soldier's Tale: "The Soldier and the Princess are in each other's arms" (Soldier)
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The Soldier's Tale: The Devil's Dance
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The Soldier's Tale: "The Devil falls exhausted" (Narrator)
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THE SOLDIER'S TALE: LITTLE CHORALE
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The Soldier's Tale: The Devil's Song
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The Soldier's Tale: Great Chorale
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The Soldier's Tale: "Suppose, suppose we went there!" (Narrator)
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The Soldier's Tale: Triumphal March of the Devil
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Dumbarton Oaks: I. Tempo giusto
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Dumbarton Oaks: II. Allegretto
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Dumbarton Oaks: III. Con moto
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Additional database matches (32)
| Track Title | Artist(s) | ISWC |
|---|---|---|
| HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART I: I. THE SOLDIER'S MARCH | — | |
| HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART I: II. SOLDIER: PHEW... THIS ISN'T A BAD SORT OF SPOT... | — | |
| HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (NARRATED IN ENGLISH): PART I: III. AIRS BY A STREAM | — | |
| HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART I: IV. HE IS A LITTLE OLD MAN... | — | |
| HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART I: V. THE SOLDIER'S MARCH (REPRISE) | — | |
| HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART I: VI. SOLDIER: HURRAY, HERE WE ARE! | — | |
| HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART I: VII. PASTORALE | — | |
| HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART I: VIII. NARRATOR: IN THE MARKET PLACE... | — | |
| HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART I: IX. PASTORALE | — | |
| HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART I: X. NARRATOR: HE TOOK THE BOOK AND BEGAN TO READ | — | |
| HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART I: XI. AIRS BY A STREAM (REPRISE) | — | |
| HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART I: XII. SOLDIER: THEY HAVE NOTHING - AND YET THEY HAVE IT ALL. | — | |
| HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART I: XIII. AIRS BY A STREAM (REPRISE) | — | |
| HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART II: I. THE SOLDIER'S MARCH (REPRISE) | — | |
| HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART II: II. NARRATOR: NOW HE COMES TO ANOTHER LAND | — | |
| HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART II: III. THE ROYAL MARCH | — | |
| Unknown | — | |
| HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART II: V. THE LITTLE CONCERT | — | |
| HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART II: VI. NARRATOR: THE PRINCESS IS LYING ON HER BED | — | |
| HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART II: VII. TANGO | — | |
| HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART II: VIII. VALSE | — | |
| HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART II: IX. RAGTIME | — | |
| HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART II: X. NARRATOR: THE SOLDIER AND THE PRINCESS ARE IN EACH OTHER'S ARMS | — | |
| HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART II: XI. THE DEVIL'S DANCE | — | |
| HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART II: XII. NARRATOR: THE DEVIL FALLS EXHAUSTED | — | |
| HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART II: XIV. THE DEVIL'S SONG | — | |
| HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART II: XV. GREAT CHORALE | — | |
| HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART II: XVI. NARRATOR: 'SUPPOSE, SUPPOSE WE WENT THERE!' | — | |
| HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART II: XVII. TRIUMPHAL MARCH OF THE DEVIL | — | |
| "CONCERTO IN E FLAT MAJOR, ""DUMBARTON OAKS"": I. TEMPO GIUSTO" | — | |
| "CONCERTO IN E FLAT MAJOR, ""DUMBARTON OAKS"": II. ALLEGRETTO" | — | |
| "CONCERTO IN E FLAT MAJOR, ""DUMBARTON OAKS"": III. CON MOTO" | — |
HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART I: I. THE SOLDIER'S MARCH
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HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART I: II. SOLDIER: PHEW... THIS ISN'T A BAD SORT OF SPOT...
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HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (NARRATED IN ENGLISH): PART I: III. AIRS BY A STREAM
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HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART I: IV. HE IS A LITTLE OLD MAN...
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HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART I: V. THE SOLDIER'S MARCH (REPRISE)
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HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART I: VI. SOLDIER: HURRAY, HERE WE ARE!
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HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART I: VII. PASTORALE
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HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART I: VIII. NARRATOR: IN THE MARKET PLACE...
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HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART I: IX. PASTORALE
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HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART I: X. NARRATOR: HE TOOK THE BOOK AND BEGAN TO READ
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HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART I: XI. AIRS BY A STREAM (REPRISE)
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HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART I: XII. SOLDIER: THEY HAVE NOTHING - AND YET THEY HAVE IT ALL.
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HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART I: XIII. AIRS BY A STREAM (REPRISE)
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HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART II: I. THE SOLDIER'S MARCH (REPRISE)
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HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART II: II. NARRATOR: NOW HE COMES TO ANOTHER LAND
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HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART II: III. THE ROYAL MARCH
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Unknown
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HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART II: V. THE LITTLE CONCERT
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HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART II: VI. NARRATOR: THE PRINCESS IS LYING ON HER BED
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HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART II: VII. TANGO
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HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART II: VIII. VALSE
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HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART II: IX. RAGTIME
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HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART II: X. NARRATOR: THE SOLDIER AND THE PRINCESS ARE IN EACH OTHER'S ARMS
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HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART II: XI. THE DEVIL'S DANCE
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HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART II: XII. NARRATOR: THE DEVIL FALLS EXHAUSTED
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HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART II: XIV. THE DEVIL'S SONG
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HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART II: XV. GREAT CHORALE
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HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART II: XVI. NARRATOR: 'SUPPOSE, SUPPOSE WE WENT THERE!'
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HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT (THE SOLDIER'S TALE) (PERFORMED IN ENGLISH): PART II: XVII. TRIUMPHAL MARCH OF THE DEVIL
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"CONCERTO IN E FLAT MAJOR, ""DUMBARTON OAKS"": I. TEMPO GIUSTO"
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"CONCERTO IN E FLAT MAJOR, ""DUMBARTON OAKS"": II. ALLEGRETTO"
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"CONCERTO IN E FLAT MAJOR, ""DUMBARTON OAKS"": III. CON MOTO"
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0730099466226 is a Universal Product Code (UPC) assigned to The Soldier's Tale / Dumbarton Oaks by Stravinsky, Ramuz, David Timson, Benjamin Soames, Jonathan Keeble, Northern Chamber Orchestra, Nicholas Ward. UPCs (also called EAN barcodes) are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify music releases — albums, EPs, and singles — across all digital and physical retail platforms.
This release contains 33 tracks. Each track has its own ISRC (International Standard Recording Code) that identifies the specific sound recording, while the UPC identifies the release as a whole. Knowing your release's UPC is essential for neighboring rights collection societies like SoundExchange and for transferring music between distributors.
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