Bartók: Three Village Scenes (Tri dedinske scent), Sz. 79
Die erschrockenen Strolche beraten aufs Neue
First Dance. Dance of the Princess in the forest (Molto moderato)
Walter Rosenberger, Pierre Boulez, New York Philharmonic
Allegro - Second Dance. Dance of the trees (Assai moderato)
Walter Rosenberger, Pierre Boulez, New York Philharmonic
The Princess notices the staff with the golden locks. (Allegretto)
Pierre Boulez, Walter Rosenberger, New York Philharmonic
Fourth Dance. Dance of the Princess withthe wooden doll (Allegro)
Pierre Boulez, Walter Rosenberger, New York Philharmonic
Great Apotheosis. Homage of the trees, water and flowers. (Piu sostenuto)
Pierre Boulez, Walter Rosenberger, New York Philharmonic
Fifth Dance. The Princess in her endeavourto make the Wooden Prince dance, pulls & pushes him about. (Meno mosso subito)
Walter Rosenberger, Pierre Boulez, New York Philharmonic
Sixth Dance. She tries to attract the real Prince with her seductive dancing. (Allegretto)
Walter Rosenberger, Pierre Boulez, New York Philharmonic
Seventh Dance. Dismayed, the Princess attempts to hurry after the Prince, but the forest bars her way. (Moderato)
Walter Rosenberger, Pierre Boulez, New York Philharmonic
"Megerkeztunk" ("Here we are now")
"Ez a Kekszakaliu vara" ("Is this really Bluebeard's castle")
"Nagy csukott ajtokat latok" ("Ah, I see seven great shut doorways")
The first door "Jaj!" - "Mit latsz?" ("Woe!" - "What seest thou?")
The second door "Mit latsz?" ("What seest thou?")
The third door "Oh, be sok kincs" ("Mountains of gold")
The fourth door "Oh! Viragok!" ("Ah! What lovely flowers!")
The fifth door "Ah!" - "Lasd ez az en birodalmam ("Ah!" - "Now behold my spacious kingdom")
The sixth door "Csendes feher tavat latok" ("I can see a sheet of water")
"Mondd meg nekem Kekszakaliu" ("Tell me, tell me my dearest Bluebeard")
The seventh door "Lasd a regi asszonyokat" ("Hearts that I have loved and cherished")
"Hajnalban az elsot leltem" ("The first I found at daybreak")