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==Performance History (suite)==
==Performance History (suite)==


The suite premiered in Paris in 1911, under the baton of [[Gabriel Pierné]], who had also conducted the premiere of the ballet in 1907. Even since, the suite has been often performed and recorded in Europe and the United States.  
The suite premiered in Paris in 1911, under the baton of [[Gabriel Pierné]], who in 1895 had himself composed a Salome ballet. Even since, the suite has been often performed and recorded in Europe and the United States.  


* [[La tragédie de Salomé (The Tragedy of Salome / 1911 Pierné / @1907 Schmitt), Paris performance, world premiere (suite)]] -- Orchestre Colonne -- Paris 8 January 1911 -- Gabriel Pierné, Conductor
* [[La tragédie de Salomé (The Tragedy of Salome / 1911 Pierné / @1907 Schmitt), Paris performance, world premiere (suite)]] -- Orchestre Colonne -- Paris 8 January 1911 -- Gabriel Pierné, Conductor

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La tragédie de Salomé, op. 50 <French> / The Tragedy of Salome (1907) is a ballet by Florent Schmitt (mus.).

Abstract

Composed in 1907 as ballet music, La tragédie de Salomé is Florent Schmitt’s most famous composition. Today, it is more often performed as a symphonic suite, according to the version that Schmitt himself prepared in 1910.

Premiered in Paris, France: Théâtre des Arts, 9 November 1907.

Performance History (ballet)

Performance History (suite)

The suite premiered in Paris in 1911, under the baton of Gabriel Pierné, who in 1895 had himself composed a Salome ballet. Even since, the suite has been often performed and recorded in Europe and the United States.

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