Alexander Nevsky (Film Music (1938) First complete recording of the original score SACD Hybrid MultiChannel. Plays on all SACD and CD Players Marina Domaschencko, mezzo Ernst-Senff-Chor Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra Frank Strobel, director In October 2003, a new version of the Soviet monumental film "Alexander Nevsky" by Sergei Eisenstein was put on at a celebration at the Konzerthaus in Berlin. The music, composed by no other than Sergei Prokofiev, was reconstructed for the first time for this performance. Capriccio now presents the first recording of this restored original score, which arose from the collaboration of two geniuses, Eisenstein and Prokofiev. Comppared to Prokofiev"s famous "Alexander Nevsky" cantata, there are no less than 20 minutes of additional music. Film music specialist Frank Strobel conducts the Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra. Comes with an in-depth 32 page booklet about the film and other information in German, English and French!