22 de novembro de 1928 - Bolero, de Maurice Ravel, é tocado pela primeira vez

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O Bolero, obra musical criada pelo compositor Maurice Ravel, estreia em 22 de novembro de 1928 em Paris, na Ópera Garnier. Balé dedicado à bailarina Ida Rubinstein, seu imediato êxito e rápida difusão universal o converteram não somente na mais famosa obra do compositor, como também num dos expoentes da música do século 20. ★ Support this podcast ★

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