Prokofiev - Romeo and Juliet, Op. 64
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Few can rival Valery Gergiev's pedigree in Prokofiev's music, and he is palpably aware of how this score works in the theatre. His pacing of events is masterly, with plenty of verve and passion…... —
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Presto Recording of the Week, 18th January 2010
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Building a Library, February 2010, Modern Choice
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Gramophone Magazine, March 2010, Editor's Choice
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BBC Music Magazine Awards, 2011, Disc of the Year & Orchestral Award Winner
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This wonderful score is such a good fit for Dudamel's sleek Los Angeleans...Dudamel is terrific is the fight sequences - all flashing rapiers and keen rhythm. —
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Gramophone Magazine, April 2026, Editor's Choice
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Prokofiev: Romeo and Juliet, Op. 64
RecommendedSan Francisco Symphony Orchestra, Michael Tilson Thomas
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Grammy Awards, 39th Awards (1996), Best Orchestral Performance
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Prokofiev: Romeo and Juliet, Op. 64
(complete ballet)
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Vladimir Ashkenazy
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Building a Library, September 2019, Also Recommended
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Prokofiev: Romeo and Juliet, Op. 64
RecommendedSan Francisco Symphony Orchestra, Michael Tilson Thomas
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Grammy Awards, 39th Awards (1996), Best Orchestral Performance
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Russian Ballet Favourites
St Petersburg State Symphony Orchestra, Moscow Symphony Orchestra, New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine, Andre Anichanov, Alexander Anissimov, Christopher Lyndon-Gee, Andrew Mogrelia
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Prokofiev: Romeo and Juliet, Op. 64
Federico Bonelli (Romeo), Lauren Cuthbertson (Juliet), Alexander Campbell (Mercutio), Bennet Gartside (Tybalt), Dawid Trzensimiech (Benvolio), Vale Rihristov (Paris), Christopher Saunders (Lord Capulet), Christina Arestis (Lady Capulet) & Gary Avis (Escalus Prince of Verona)
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Marin Alsop’s account does full justice to Prokofiev’s inspired score. —