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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/25263506 Title: Giselle Author: Adolphe Adam; Richard Bonynge; Royal Opera House (London, England). Orchestra Publisher: New York, N.Y. : London : London ; Decca, ℗1987. OCLC:25263506

  
  

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Giselle

Author:	Adolphe Adam; Richard Bonynge; Royal Opera House (London, England). Orchestra.
Publisher:	New York, N.Y. : London ; London : Decca, ℗1987.
Edition/Format:	Music CD : CD audio : No Linguistic ContentView all editions and formats
Summary:	" ... The complete score of Giselle as Adam wrote it, without cuts, with all the required repeats, and in its original orchestration. Also include are the pas de deux for two peasants in Act one ... and two later insertions which have become an integral part of the score as it is given today ..."--Notes, p. 12.
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Subjects	Ballets.
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