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1. Night at the Maryinsky Theatre. “Sleeping Princess” Peter Ilytch Tchaikovsky.
2. African Tribal Dances.
3. “Choreartium” Johannes Brahms.
4. “Le Beau Danube” Johann Strauss.
5. “Carnaval” Robert Schumann.
6. “Le Spectre de la Rose” Karl Maria von Weber.
7. “Prince Igor” Polovtsian Dances. Borodin.
8. “Petrouschka” Igor Stravinsky.
9. “Phoebus and Pan” & “Bach Cycle” Johann S. Bach.
10. “Russia” & “Thamar” Mily Balakireff.
11. “Midnight Sun” Rimsky-Korsakoff.
12. “Farruca” & “Le Tricorne” De Falla.
13. “Contes Russes” Anatol Liadoff.
14. “March to the Scaffold-Fantastique” Berlioz.
15. Modern Russian Festival.
16. “Yablochko” & “Red Poppy” Gliere.
17. “Polka - The Age of Gold” Shastokovitch.
18. “Russian Dance - Age of Gold” Shastokovitch.
19. “Dnieprostroy” Meytuss.
20. “Steel Foundry” Maslov.
21. “Le Pas d'Acier” Prokofieff.
22. “The Seasons” Alexandre Glazounov.
23. “Persian Slave Dances” - Khovanchina. Moussorgsky.
24. “Swan Lake” Tchaikovsky.
25. “A Night on the Bald Mountain” Moussorgsky
26. “The White Peacock” Charles T. Griffes.
27. “A Kiss in [UNK]” Deems Taylor.
28. Five Portraits: Pavlova, Trefilcva, Nemchinova, Argentina, Lifar. “Danza Gitana” Traditional.
29. “Asturias” I. Albeniz.
30. “Masaniello” D.F. Auber.
31. “Chrysothemis” L. Aubert.
32. “Islamey” Balakieriev.
33. “Prometheus” Beethoven.
34. “The Afternoon of a Faun” Claude Debussy.
35. “Symphonie Fantastique” Hector Berlioz.
36. “Symphonie Fantastique” Part II Hector Berlioz.
37. “Danseuses de Delphes”, “Danse de Puck” & “Le Boite a Joujoux” Claude Debussy.
38. The Dances from Carmen, Cesar Bizet.
39. Ballet and Broadcasting.
40. “Fireworks” Igor Stravinsky.
41. “Portsmouth Point” Walton.
42. “Jeux d'Enfants” Bizet.
43. “Dance of the Sylphs” Berlioz.
44. “Pavane of the Sleeping Beauty”, “Hop O' My Thumb”, “Laideronette, Empress of the Pagodas”, “The Conversations of Beauty and the Beast”, “The Fairy Garden” Maurice Ravel - “Mother Goose” & “Minstrels” Claude Debussy - “Krazy Kat” John Alden Carpenter.
45. “Les Presages” Tchaikovsky.
46. Ballet for Children.
47. “Things to Come” Arthur Bliss.
48. “Minuet” Boccherini.
49. “Polovtsian Dances” from “Prince Igor” Borodin.
50. “Les Sylphides” Frederic Chopin.
51. “In the Steppes of Central Asia” Borodin.
52. “Danza Rustica” Besard.
53. “La Giara” Casella.
54. “The Sleeping Princess” Tchaikovsky.
55. “Chopiniana” Alexander Glazounov.
56. “Les Elements” Johann Sebastian Bach.
57. “Callirhoe” Cecile Chaminade.
58. “Loreley” Alfredo Catalani.
59. “Cotillon” Chabrier.
60. Theatricalized Dancing.
61. “The Farmer in the Dell”, “Tantoli”, “Carrousel”, “Hop, Mor Annika”, “Dance of Greeting”, “Chimes of Dunkirk”, “The Wheat”, “Cshebogar”, “Trepak”, Russian Dance”, D. [UNK].
62. “Orin Karimu Kotun” & “Les Noces” Igor Stravinsky.
63. “Coppelia” Leo Delibes.
64. “Sylvia” Leo Delibes.
65. “Phoebus and Pan” & “The Bach Cycle” J.S. Bach.
66. Bach Festival.
67. “The Green Flute” Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
68. “Back Stage with the Russian Ballet”
69. “Le Beau Danube” Johann Strauss.
70. “Francesca de Rimini” Tchaikovsky.
71. “Pavane Pour une Infante Defunte” M. Ravel.
72. “Red Poppy” Reinhold Gliere.
73. See 38.
74. “The World of Art”
75. “Les Presages” (one movement) Tchaikowsky.
76. “Choreartium” (one movement) Brahms.
77. “March to the Scaffold” Berlioz.
78. “The Miller's Dance” De Falla.
79. Ballet in England Today.
80. “Crown of India” Sir Edward Elgar.
81. “Cockaigne-In London Town” Elgar.
82. “Tyll Eulenspiegel's Merry Franks” Richard Strauss.
83. The Spanish Influence in Russian Ballet.
84. “The Three-Cornered Hat” De Falla.
85. “Le Coq d'Or” Rimsky-Korsakoff.
86. “Daphne and Chloe” Ravel.
87. From Classicism to Romanticism.
88. “Valse Caprice” Anton Rubenstein.
89. “Minuet” Jan Padarewsky.
90. “Papillon” Schumann.
91. “Pulcinella” Stravinsky.
92. A Modern View of French Court Ballet.
93. “The Faithful Shepherdess” Monteclair.
94. Jazz Touches Ballet.
95. “Rio Grande” Constant Lambert.
96. “Les Noces” Igor Stravinsky.
97. “Carnaval” Schumann.
98. “The Seasons” Alexander Glazounov.
99. “Giration” Gabriel Pierne.
100. “Slaughter on Tenth Avenue” Rodgers and Hart.
101. Two Views of Classicism.
102. “Castor and Pollux” Rameau.
103. “The Good-Humoured Ladies” Scarlatti.
104. Anniversary Programme
105. “Casse-Noisette” Tchaikovsky.
106. “The Firebird” Igor Stravinsky.
107. “Petrousehka” Igor Stravinsky.
108. “Le Sacre du Printemos” Igor Stravinsky.
109. “Garden Party” Handel.
110. Ted Shawn and his Men Dancers.
111. “O, Libertad” Shawn-Meeker.
112. “The Tragedy of Salome” Florent Schmitt. Part I.
113. “The Tragedy of Salome” Florent Schmitt. Part II.
114. “Les Elements” J.S. Bach.
115. “Nijinsky: A Life” Play by Alder Jenkins.
116. “Rossiniana” Rossini.
117. “Facade” William Walton.
118. “Serenade” and “Contrasts - The Gavotte 1700-1900” Sir Edward Elger.
119. “Skyscrapers” Carpenter.
120. “Terminal” Herbert Kinsley.
121. “A Kiss in Xanadu” Deems Taylor.
122. “The Ancient Drama of the Church” Gregorian Mass.
123. “Hornpipe” Purcell.
124. “Les Biches” Francis Poulenc.
125. “The Gods go a-begging” Handel-Beecham.
126. “Blues”
127. “Sing-Sing Prison Blues”, “Rainy Weather Blues”, “Careless Love Blues” authentic blues. “Young Gal Blues”, “Hard Luck Blues”, “Hard Daddy Blues” Herbert Kingsley.
128. Theatricalized Folk Forms.
129. “The White Whirlwind”, “The Dance of the Plains”, “The Age of Gold” Shostakovitch.
130. “Commisagril Polka” Darius Milhaud.
131. “Creole Love Call” American Folk Dance.
132. “The Great Ellsler” Play by Alder Jenkins.
133. “Scheherazade” Rimsky-Korsakov.
134. “La Boutique Fantasque” Rossini.
135. “La Nuit Ensorcellee” Chopin-Aubert.
136. Tchaikovsky, Dante, and Fokine.
137. “Hamlet”, “Francesca de Rimini” Tchaikovsky.
138. From Classicism to Romanticism.
139. “Valse Caprice” Rubenstein.
140. “Papillons” Schumann.
141. “Minuet” Padarewsky.
142. “Le Beau Danube” Johann Strauss.
143. “Creation of the World” Darius Milhaud.
144. Ballet of Today.
145. “Variations” Gabriel Pierne.
146. “Poeme Rhapsodique” Leon Kartun.
147. “Pathetique” Play by Alder Jenkins.
148. A Cross Section of Twentieth Century Ballet
149. “Coppelia” Leo Delibes.
150. “Festin” - Gopak - Moussorgsky.
151. “Pavillon D'Armide” Tcherepnine.
152. “Les Sylphides” Chopin.
153. “Prince Igor” Borodin.
154. “Three Cornered Hat” De Falla.
155. “Roussalka” Dargomwjsky.
156. “Les Presages” Tchaikovsky.
157. “Symphonie Fantastique” Berlioz.
158. “Gaiete Parisienne” Offenbach.
159. “Jeux D'Enfants” Georges Bizet.
160. “Afternoon of a Faun” and “Protee” Claude Debussy.
161. “Seventh Symphonie” Beethoven.
162. “Truth is Stranger than Fiction” Play by Irving Deakin.
163. “Petrouchka” Stravinsky.
164. “Coq D'Or” Rimsky-Korsakov.
165. Massine Interview.
166. “Three Cornered Hat” De Falla.
167. “Swan Lake” Tchaikovsky.
168. Danilova Interview.
169. “Coppelia” Leo Delibes.
170. American Ballet in the American Idiom.
171. “Americans in Paris.” George Gershwin.
172. Fokine's Masterpieces.
173. “Les Sylphides” Chopin.
174. “Prince Igor” Borodin.
175. “Spectre de la Rose” Carl Maria von Weber.
176. “Sorcerer's Apprentice” Paul Dukas.
177. “Antar” Rimsky-Korsakov.
178. “Aubade” Francis Paulenc.
179. “Bogatyri” Borodin.
180. “Sleeping Princess” Tchaikovsky.
181. Evolution of a Ballet.
182. “Chopiniana” and “Les Sylphides” Chopin.
183. “Phoebus and Pan” and “Bach Cycle” Johann S. Bach.
184. Ballet Looks Forward.
185. Ballet in Soviet Russia.
186. “Sylvia” Leo Delibes.
187. “Swan Lake” (First two acts) Tchaikovsky.
188. Ballet in Soviet Russia.
189. “Swan Lake” (Last two acts) Tchaikovsky.
190. “Ruses D'Amour” Glazounov.
191. Ballet in Soviet Russia.
192. “Red Poppy” Reinhold Gliere.
193. “Dnieperstroi” Meytuss.
194. “Age of Gold” Shostakovitch.
195. Ballet in Soviet Russia.
196. “Katerina” Anton Rubenstein.
197. “Flames of Paris” Gretry Mehul.
198. Second Anniversary Programme.
199. “Gaite Parisienne” Offenbach.
200. The Young Choreographer.
201. “Francesca da Rimini” Tchaikovsky.
202. “The Patrol of the British Grenadiers” arr. Robinson.
203. “The Descent of Hebe” Ernest Bloch.
204. Romanticism Persists.
205. “Castor and Pollux” Rameau.
206. “The Faery Queen” Purcell.
207. “Jardin aux Lilas” Chausson.
208. Folk Ballets - Simple and Sophisticated.
209. “Kuruc Fairy Tale” Bela Keler.
210. “Tyl Eulenspiegel” Richard Strauss.
211. “Nijinsky: A Tragic Genius” play by Alder Jenkins.
212. Primitive African rhythms contrasted with the Modern Ballroom rhythms.
213. Symphonic Ballets.
214. “Les Presages” Tchaikovsky.
215. “Choreartium” Brahms.
216. “La Symphonie Fantastique” Berlioz.
217. “Seventh Symphony” Beethoven.
218. Ballet in Jazz.
219. “Slaughter on Tenth Avenue” Rodgers.
220. “Rhapsody in Blue” George Gershwin.
221. “Lady of Shalott” Jan Sibelius.
222. “Nocturne” Delius.
223. “Giration” Gabriel Pierne.
224. “Cotillon” Emanuel Chabrier.
225. “Classic Mythology in a Modern Setting”
226. “Protee” Claude Debussy.
227. “Les Dieux Mendiants” Handel.
228. “Midnight Sun” Rimsky-Korsakov.
229. “Contes Russes” Liadov.
230. Swedish Ballet
231. “La Nuit de Saint Jean” Hugo Alfven.
232. “Les Vierges Folles” Kurt Atterberg.
233. National Music Week.
234. “El Salon Mexico” Aaron Copeland.
235. “Barn Dance” American Folk.
236. “Man and his Desire” Darius Milhaud.
237. “The Creation of the World” Darius Milhaud.
238. Cubism and Surrealism in Ballet
239. “Parade” Erik Satie.
240. “Jeux D'Enfants” Georges Bizet.
241. “The Green Flute” Mozart.
242. Royal Command Performance.
243. “The Sleeping Princess” Tchaikovsky.
244. “Carnival at Pest” Franz Liszt.
245. “Ladies Better Dresses” Herbert Kingsley.
246. “The Dying Swan” Saint-Saens.
247. “Midsummer Night's Dream” Mendelssohn.
248. “Stenka Razin” Glazunov.
249. “Pavillon D'Armide” Tcherepnine.
250. “Cleopatra” Assembled score.
251. “Chopiniana” Chopin arr. by Glazunov.
252. “Prince Igor” Borodin.
253. “Les Sylphides” Chopin.
254. “Scheherazade” Rimsky-Korsakov.
255. “Coppelia” Leo Delibes.
256. “Carnaval” Robert Schumann.
257. “In Memoriam: Sergei Pavlovich Diaghileff” by A.Jenkins.
258. “The Firebird” Igor Stravinsky.
259. “Russia” Balakirev.
260. “Thamar” Balakirev.
261. “Le Spectre de la Rose” Weber.
262. “Daphnis and Chloe” Maurice Ravel.
263. “Coq D'Or” Rimsky-Korsakov.
264. “L'Epreuve D'Amour” Mozart.
265. “Capriccio Espagnol” Rimsky-Korsakov.
266. “Paganini” Serge Rachmaninoff.
267. “Rouge et Noir” Dmitri Shostakovich.
268. Ballet Yesterday, Today, [UNK] Tommorrow.
269. “Swan Lake” Tchaikovsky.
270. “Coppelia” Delibes.
271. “Capriccio Espagnol” Rimsky-Korsakov.
272. “Rouge et Noir” Shostakovich.
273. “Les Sylphides” Chopin. “Le Beau Danube” Strauss.
274. “Prince Igor” Borodin. “Gaite Parisienne” Offenbach.
275. “Le Spectre de la Rose” Weber. “Petroushka” Stravinsky.
276. “Afternoon of a Faun” Debussy. “7th Symphony” Beethoven.
277. “Scheherazade” Rimsky-Korsakov.
278. La Argentinita, Anna Pavlova, Trefilova, Nemchinova, Lifar.
279. “Red Poppy” Gliere.
280. “The Age of Gold” Shostakovich.
281. “Le Pas D'Acier” Prokofieff.
282. “Ballet Mechanique” Mossolov.
283. “The Lady of Shalott” Jan Sibelius.
284. “Nocturne” Fredrick Delius.
285. “Midnight Sun” Rimsky-Korsakov.
286. “Contes Russes” Liadov.
287. From African Jungle to Modern Jazz.
288. “Seasons” Alexander Glazounov.
289. Bach - a ballet composer.
290. The Bach Cycle.
291. Phoebus and Pan.
292. Essence and Romanticism in ballet
293. “Papillons” Robert Schumann.
294. “Jardin aux Lilas” Ernest Chausson.
295. Cubism in Ballet.
296. “Parade” Erik Satie.
297. “Le Beau Danube” Johann Strauss.
298. Woman Choreographer: Bronislava Nijinska.
299. “Hundred Kisses” Baron F. d'Eralanger.
300. “Les Dances Slaves et Tziganes” Dargomijsky.
301. Story-telling Ballets.
302. “Marche Slave” Tchaikovsky.
303. “1812” Tchaikovsky.
304. “Tyll Eulenspiegel” Richard Strauss.
305. “Carnaval” Robert Schumann.
306. Revolutionary Stravinsky. (Critiques)
307. “Firebird” Igor Stravinsky.
308. Russian Ballets in Contrast. (Critiques)
309. “Festin” Tchaikovsky, Glinka, Glazounov, Moussorgsky.
310. “Khovanchina” Moussorgsky.
311. “A Night on the Bald Mountain” Moussorgsky.
312. “The Midnight Sun” Rimsky-Korsakov.
313. A Night at the Maryinsky (Critiques)
314. “The Sleeping Princess” Tchaikovsky.
315. Opera into Ballet. (Critiques)
316. “Coq D'Or” Rimsky-Korsakov.
317. 3rd Anniversary Programme.
318. “Rhapsody in Blue” George Gershwin.
319. “Quintet” Raymond Scott.
320. John Alden Arpenter:
321. “The Birthday of the Infants”
322. “Krazy Kat”
323. “Man and his Desire” Darius Milhaud.
324. “Creation of the World” Darius Milhaud.
325. English dances by Henry Purcell.
326. “Nocturne” Frederick Delius.
327. “Terminal” Herbert Kingsley.
328. “Don Juan” Gluck.
329. “Les Elements” Johann Sebastian Bach.
330. Modern French Ballet.
331. “Boite a JouJoux” Claude Debussy.
332. “Le Tombeau de Couperin” Maurice Ravel.
333. “Garden Party” Frederick Handel. (Critiques)
334. Tchaikovsky's Hundred's Anniversary.
335. Theme and Variations. (Critiques)
336. “Nutcracker Suite”
337. “The Afternoon of a Faun” Claude Debussy.
338. “Giselle” Adolphe Adam.
339. “The Faithful Shepherdess” Monteclair.
340. “The Jar” Alfredo Casella.
341. “Danses Tsiganes” Dragomijsky.
342. American National Music Week.
343. “The White Peacock” Charles Griffes.
344. “Slaughter on Tenth Avenue” Richard Rogers.
345. “An American in Paris” George Gershwin.
346. “Les Patineurs” Meyerbeer.
347. “Aubade” Francis Poulenc.
348. “Icare” Igor Markievich.
349. Antony Tudor - Guest.
350. “Chout” and “Love of Three Oranges” (excerpts)
351. “Gala Performance” Serge Prokofieff.
352. “Cotillon” Emanuel Chabrier.
353. “Scuola di Ballo” Boccherini.
354. “The New Age” Igor Markievich.
355. “Carnival at Pest” Franz Liszt.
356. “Gaite Parisienne” Jacques Offenbach.
357. “Swan Lake” (Acts I and II) Tchaikovsky.
358. Olga Spessivtzeva and Anton Dolin - guests.
359. “Swan Lake” (Acts III and IV) Tchaikovsky.
360. Anton Dolin - Guest.
361. “Coppelia” Leo Delibes.
362. Cross Section of Twentieth Century Ballet.
363. “Coppelia” Delibes, “Festin” Tchaikovsky, “Le Pavillon d'Armide” Tcherepnin, “Les Sylphides” Chopin, “Prince Igor” Borodin, “Slavic and Gypsy Dances” Dargomijsky, “Les Presages” Tchaikovsky, “Symphonie Fantastique” Berlioz, “Le Beau Danube” Johann Strauss
364. “Le Beau Danube” Johann Strauss.
365. Tribute to Fokine.
366. “Le Spectre de la Rose” Carl Maria von Weber.
367. “Prince Igor” Alexander Borodin.
368. “Symphonie Fantastique” (Movements I and II) Hector Berlioz.
369. “Symphonie Fantastique” (Concluded) Hector Berlioz.
370. “Scheherazade” Rimsky-Korsakov.
371. “David” Maurice Jacobson.
372. Anton Dolin - Guest.
373. “Firebird” Igor Stravinsky.
374. “Carnaval” Robert Schumann.
375. “The Happy Miracle” Eugene Fuerst.
376. Eugene Fuerst - Guest.
377. “Les Sylphides” Chopin.
378. “Charade” Erik Satie.
379. “Prelude” Rachmaninoff. (Critiques)
380. “Tyl Eulenspiegel” Richard Strauss.
381. “Contes Russes” Anatol Liadov. (Critiques)
382. “Puck's Minuet” Herbert Howells.
383. “Night on a Bald Mountain” Moussorgsky. (Critiques)
384. “Thamar” Mily Balakirev.
385. “The Faithful Shepherdess” Michel de Monteclair “Carmen” excerpts. Bizet. (Critiques)
386. “Children's Games” George Bizet. (Critiques)
387. “Slavic and Gypsy Dances” Dargomijsky.
388. “The Seasons” Alexander Glazounov. (Critiques)
389. “Variations” Tchaikovsky.
390. “In the Steppes of Central Asia” Alexander Borodin.
391. “The Afternoon of a Faun” Claude Debussy (Critiques)
392. “Divertissment” von Reznicek.
393. “The Bach Cycle” J.S. Bach.
394. “Bach Gavotte” J.S. Bach - S.P. Friedman.
395. “Castor and Pollux” Rameau and Lully.
396. “Poeme Rhapsodique” Leon Kartun.
397. How a Choreographer is Made. - Igor Schwezoff.
398. “Eternal Struggle” Robert Schumann
399. The Divertissement in Ballet.
400. Rudolph Ganz; Massanet; Rimsky-Korsakov; Grieg; Debussy; Jacques Ibert; Gabriel Pierne.
401. “The Rite of Spring” Igor Stravinsky.
402. “Seventh Symphony” von Beethoven.
403. “Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme” Richard Strauss (Critiques).
404. Tenth Anniversary since Anna Pavlova's Death.
405. Anton Dolin and Aubrey Hitchins - Guests.
406. “Nutcracker Suite” Tchaikovsky. (Critiques)
407. Fourth Anniversary....
408. “Le Beau Danuoe” Johann Strauss.
409. “Phoebus and Pan” J.S. Bach.
410. “Les Elements” J.S. Bach. (Critiques)
411. Ancient drama of the Church. (Critiques)
412. Mass in C Minor - Mozart to Russian Credo
413. Romanticism and Classicism. (Critiques)
414. “Le Spectre de la Rose” Carl Maria von Weber.
415. “The Gods go a-Begging” George Frederick Handel.
416. American Folk Dance (Critiques)
417. “The Farmer in the Dell”. “Peasant Dance” - German.
418. “The Friendly Nod” -German. “I Have Lost my Stockings” - Bavarian. “Palapola” & “Adio te Diego”, “Buy my Tortillas”, “Syrup is so Sweet”, “Yarovi”, “Choucone” - Latin American. “The Goose Girl”, “Trumpeter, Blow!”, “No, is my Answer”, “Ah, Lovely [UNK]” -
419. The Divertissment and its Development. (Critiques)
420. “Cephal and Procris” Andre Ernest Modeste Gretry.
421. “Il Trevatore” Giuseppi Verdi.
422. “Halka” Stanislaus Moniuszko.
423. “Variations on a Popular Theme” Gabriel Pierne.
424. “Dances and Rhythms of Spain”
425. Argentinita in person.
426. The Value of Experiment in Ballet.
427. “Carnival in Paris” Johan Svendsen.
428. “Dnieprostroi” Julius Meytuss.
429. “Symphonie of Machines” Alexander Mossolov.
430. “The Age of Gold” Dimitri Shostakovitch.
431. “Russia” Mily Balakirev.
432. “The Red Poppy” Reinhold Gliere.
433. The Varied Field of Divertissment.
434. “Variations on Greensleeves” Cecil Sharp.
435. “Valse” Opus 39, No. 15 Brahms.
436. Several Folk Songs.
437. The Folk Influence in Ballet.
438. “St. Paul's Suite” Gustav Holst. And Folk dances.
439. The Basic Russian Quality in Ballet
440. “Prince Igor” Alexander Borodin.
441. The Classic Foundation in Ballet.
442. “The Dance of the Water Sprites” Alfredo Catalini.
443. “Aurora, Wedding” Peter Tchaikovsky.
444. Leo Delibes, Genius of Ballet Composition.
445. “La Source”, “Sylvia”, “Coppelia”, “Le pas de Fleur”
446. “Isoline” Andre Massager.
447. “Ballet Egyptienne” Luigini.
448. Balinese Gamelin Dances.
449. Divertissement into Ballet.
450. “Eighteenth Century Dance” Franz Josef Haydn.
451. “Two English Dances” Cecil Sharp.
452. “Islamey” Mily Balakirev.
453. “Stenka Rasin” Alexander Glazounov.
454. Ballet in Opera.
455. “Herodiade” Jules Massanet.
456. “Faust” Gounod.
457. “Manon” Jules Massanet.
458. The Function of Ballet in Opera.
459. “Orphee” Gluck.
460. “Hamlet” Ambroise Thomas.
461. “The Love for Three Oranges” Prokofieff.
462. Story Telling in Ballet.
463. “Chopiniana” Frederick Chopin (Glazounov)
464. “In London Town” Sir Edward Elgar.
465. Variety in Ballet.
466. “Plymouth Hoe”, “Rule Brittania”, “Callirhoe” Cecile Chaminade.
467. “Alborado” Georges Bizet.
468. The Russian Colour in Ballet.
469. “Khovanchina” Modest Moussorgsky.
470. “The Midnight Sun” Rimsky-Korsakov.
471. “Ruses d'Amour” Alexander Glazounov.
472. “A Watcher of the Moyle” poem by [UNK] with music from “Claudine”.
473. Russian Folk Ballet at its Zenith.
474. “The Volga Boatmen” and other folk records.
475. “Contes Russes” Anatol Liadov.
476. First “Pops” Programme.
477. The pianist as composer for ballet.
478. “La Nuit Ensorcelee” Chopin.
479. Second “Pops”.
480. Ballet in Retrospect - and a Foretaste.
481. “Carnaval” Schumann. “Swan Lake” pas de quatre - Tchaikovsky. “Nutcracker” Tchaikovsky. “Le Beau Danube” Johann Strauss. “Petrouschka” Stravinsky. “Swan Lake” adagio, “Scheherazade” Rimsky-Korsakov. “Carnaval”,. “Coppelia” Delibes. “Waltz of the Flowers”
482. Third “Pops”
483. “La Creation du Monde” Darius Milhaud.
484. This program number was missed.
485. Serge Diaghileff and his Beginnings. Fourth “Pops”
486. “As my Prayer Ascends” Tchesnokoff.
487. “Le Pavillon d'Armide” Alexander Tcherepnin.
488. “Hopak” from “Le Festin” Moussorgsky.
489. “Prince Igor” Borodin.
490. Fifth “Pops”
491. Hector Berlioz - Librettist and Composer for Dance.
492. “Minuet of the Will-O'-the-Wisps”, “Ballet of the Sylphs”, “Rakoczy March”, “Symphonie Fantastique”
493. “The Firebird” Igor Stravinsky.
494. “[UNK]” Leo Delibes.
495. “Paganini” Serge Rachmaninoff.
496. “L'Epreuve d'Amour” Mozart.
497. “Capriccio Espagnol” Rimsky-Korsakov.
498. Memorium to Sergei Diaghileff.
499. Ballet and the American Composer.
500. “The White Peacock” Charles Griffes.
501. “Skyscrapers” John Alden Carpenter.
502. The International Variety of [UNK].
503. “The White Whirlwind”, “Naila” Delibes. “Sylvia” [UNK]. “Midsummer Night's Dream” Mendelssohn. “Nightingale” Alabieff.
504. Humour in Dance and Music.
505. “La Balle Helene” Offenbach.
506. “Pizzicato Polka”, “Annen”, “Frankenberg, Libelle, Leightes Blut”, and “Mutig Voran” Johann Strauss. “Three virgins and the Devil” Ottorino Resphighi.
507. Russian Colour in the Lively.
508. “Russian Church Music and Liturgy”
509. “The Troubadour's Dance” Glazounov.
510. “Steel Foundry” Mosoloff.
511. “Slavic and Gypsy Dances” Dargomiczsky.
512. Modern Symphonic Ballet.
513. “Rouge et Noir” Shostakovich.
514. Spectacle Ballet.
515. “Bogatyri” Alexander Borodin.
516. The Operatic and the Social Dance. (Critiques)
517. Minuet, Gavotte, Mazurka, Quadrille, Waltz.
518. “Faust” Gounod. “Aida” Verdi. Mignon” Thomas.
519. “Tritsh-Tratsch Polka” Johann Strauss.
520. “The Grand Duchess” Offenbach.
521. The Russian Oriental in Ballet. (Critiques)
522. “Antar” Rimsky-Korsakov.
523. Modern Classicism. (Critiques)
524. “The Hundred Kisses” D'Erlanger.
525. “Cotillon” Emanuel Chabrier.
526. Ballets -- Real and Imaginary. (Critiques)
527. “Lady of Shallot” Sibelius.
528. “Nocturne” Fredric Delius.
529. The Fokine of Today. (Critiques)
530. “Le Coq D'Or” Rimsky-Korsakov.
531. Contrasts in Classicism. (Critiques)
532. “Jardin aux Lilas” Chausson.
533. “Les Femmes de Bonne Humeur” Scarlatti.
534. The Essence of Gaity (Critiques)
535. “Gaite Parisienne” Jacque Offenbach.
536. Miscellaneous pages from radio programs.
537. Music for the Theatre
538. Music for the Theatre
539. Music for the Theatre
540. Music for the Theatre
541. Nights at the Ballet
542. Miscellaneous radio interviews