Talk:Histoire du soldat
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[edit] To do
- Expand information about music and make into its own section.
- Add notes about the percussion part: Stravinsky's meticulous scoring, how it's often played incorrectly.
- Add notes about different versions of the score and recordings conducted by Stravinsky
- Make it clear that the piece is notable more for the music than the story.
- Explain historical significance... 1917 revolution; scaled down from Stravinsky's "big three" ballets; etc. Find sources.
