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The work had its premiere at the Munich Staatsoper in 1981; Mr. Sinopoli conducted the New York Philharmonic in a suite from the work in 1985.

There are programmes of chamber music and lighter works, before Rumon Gamba conducts the BBCSO in a suite from Bennett's score for the movie Lady Caroline Lamb, as well as the Third Symphony and Spells, his settings of Kathleen Raine poems.

The company was particularly effective in a suite from Gluck's opera "Orpheus and Eurydice". A lyrical vision of the "Elysian Fields" gave way to the "Dance of the Furies and Tormented Souls," in which Ms. Belilove, Margaret Velez and Eva Arroyo plunged through space.

In addition to a suite from Philip Glass's film score for "The Hours," with Michael Riesman as the piano soloist, the program includes the Prelude to Act I of Verdi's "Traviata," Mahler's orchestral arrangement of Schubert's "Death and the Maiden," and Steve Reich's "Eight Lines".

The string quartet, augmented by the bassist John Feeney and the harpsichordist Robert Wolinsky, produced a much brighter, sharper-edged sound in Purcell's "Chaconne in G minor" and a suite from "The Fairie Queen".

In 1985, he conducted a suite from his colorfully orchestrated opera "Lou Salome" on one of his New York Philharmonic programs.

And in his introduction to a suite from "My Fair Lady," Mr. Reineke made a conspicuous boo-boo; the show opened on Broadway in 1956, not 1965, as he announced.

The program -- which will be repeated two days later in Carnegie Hall -- includes a suite from the ballet "Spartacus;" the piano concerto, with Dora Serviasian-Kuhn asoloiststhethe composer's setting of the Armenian National Anthem; and such rarities as "The Carpet of Happiness" and "Ode in Memory of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin".

It was less so at the very start of the concert, in the first movements of a suite from Purcell's "Fairy Queen," in which the brass playing was messy and the balances were skewed.

Just how good that music is, as music, came through in the first work the Philharmonic played, a Suite from "Sunday in the Park With George," arranged by Mr. Starobin, who was the original orchestrator.

Richard Strauss is suddenly all around New York, as in the performance here of a suite from "Der Rosenkavalier".