Monsters
Apple Music Classical
Composers have long delighted in taking a walk on the wild side. This playlist brings together a macabre miscellany of masterpieces inspired by otherworldly beings, from devilish dances to vampiric tales and music nodding to folkloric beasts. But beware: You’re in for a scare.
G. Crumb: Black Angels, Thirteen Images from the Dark Land, Departure
Ia. Inferno. Lento - Un poco più accelerando
Robert Cobert: Theme (From "Dark Shadows")
No. 7, In the Hall of the Mountain King
"Cha-cha!" - "Spiriti Maligni, Damnati Interdicti" - "A! A!" - "Sestra Renata, Svjataja!"
Nadine Secunde, Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra, Gösta Ohlin, Neil Dodd, Neeme Järvi, Pro Musica Chamber Choir, Kurt Moll, Gösta Ohlin's Vocal Ensemble
"Ich Sukkubov I Ich Inkubov" - "Spiriti Maligni, Damnati" - "Poklonites' Bel'zevulu" - "Eta Zenscina Povinna"
Neil Dodd, Pro Musica Chamber Choir, Kurt Moll, Heinz Zednik, Nadine Secunde, Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra, Gösta Ohlin, Neeme Järvi, Gösta Ohlin's Vocal Ensemble
Devilish Dance
Brno Janáček Opera Orchestra, Jiří Pinkas
How Do You like It Here in Hell? (Ovčák Jirka, Káča, Čert Marbuel)
Brno Janáček Opera Chorus, Jiří Pinkas, Anna Barová, Brno Janáček Opera Orchestra, Milos Jezil, Richard Novak, Josef Pancik
Magic carillon, appearance of Kashchei's guardian monsters and capture of Ivan Tsarevich
Dance of Kashchei's retinue under the spell of the Firebird
III. Trepak (Arranged by Shostakovich)
Marche triomphale du diable
Shlomo Mintz, Michel Cerutti, Pascal Moraguès, Sergio Azzolini, Marc Bauer, Daniel Breszynski, Vincent Pasquier
The Dream of Jacob (1994 Remastered Version)
Offenbach: Les trois baisers du diable
Coro di Streghe: "Che faceste? dite su!"