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Tchaikovsky: Russia/ Ukraine (Moscow/ Odessa/ Crimea) (Naxos Dvd Travelogue: 2110290) (Polish National Symphony Orchestra/ Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra/ Antoni Wit/ Stephen Gunzenhauser) [2012] [NTSC]

Polish National Symphony Orchestra , Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra    Exempt   DVD

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A musical journey to St. Petersburg, Moscow, Odessa and the Crimea, to the accompaniment of music by Tchaikovsky.

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Musique de Tchaïkovski

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