Ralph Vaughan-Williams: Job, A Masque for Dancing / The Wasps / Malcolm Arnold: Four Scottish Dances by Ralph Vaughan Williams, Malcolm Arnold; London Philharmonic Orchestra, Sir Adrian Boult 1994

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# Title Length
CD 1
1 Job, A Masque for Dancing, ballet: Scene 1: Introduction 5:32
2 Job, A Masque for Dancing, ballet: Scene 1: Saraband of the Sons of God 3:58
3 Job, A Masque for Dancing, ballet: Scene 2: Satan's Dance of Triumph 3:34
4 Job, A Masque for Dancing, ballet: Scene 3: Minuet of the Sons of Job and Their Wives 4:03
5 Job, A Masque for Dancing, ballet: Scene 4: Job's Dream 4:12
6 Job, A Masque for Dancing, ballet: Scene 5: Dance of the Three Messengers 4:59
7 Job, A Masque for Dancing, ballet: Scene 6: Dance of Job's Comforters 4:43
8 Job, A Masque for Dancing, ballet: Scene 7: Elihu's Dance of Youth and Beauty 3:21
9 Job, A Masque for Dancing, ballet: Scene 7: Pavane of the Sons of the Morning 2:06
10 Job, A Masque for Dancing, ballet: Scene 8: Galliard of the Sons of the Morning 2:21
11 Job, A Masque for Dancing, ballet: Scene 8: Altar Dance 2:31
12 Job, A Masque for Dancing, ballet: Scene 9: Epilogue 3:13
13 The Wasps, Aristophanic Suite, for orchestra from the incidental music: Overture 10:37
14 Scottish Dances (4), for orchestra, Op. 59: Pesante 2:30
15 Scottish Dances (4), for orchestra, Op. 59: Vivace 2:06
16 Scottish Dances (4), for orchestra, Op. 59: Allegretto 3:49
17 Scottish Dances (4), for orchestra, Op. 59: Con brio 1:14

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