Stravinsky: Pulcinella

The film showcases the Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields chamber orchestra, with Sir Neville Marriner at the helm. Featuring Sheldon Schwartz as Pulcinella, the production highlights the character's antics as he charms local maidens and feigns his own death to dodge vengeful suitors.

This performance is a revival of a 1980 production, choreographed by Heinz Spoerli. Alongside Schwartz, dancers Amanda Bennett and Loya Molloy bring the vibrant story to life. The film captures the essence of Stravinsky’s music and the lively choreography, making it a unique addition to any music collection.

As a music film, "Stravinsky: Pulcinella" appeals to those interested in ballet and orchestral performances. Its concise runtime and engaging narrative provide an accessible entry point for viewers and collectors alike looking to explore the world of classical music and dance.