Ambroise Thomas : Hamlet, Entr'acte and ballet music from Act IV of the opera (1868) 

Thomas was a finer composer than his reputation would suggest. I've seen his Hamlet once but as usual the ballet was cut. Bonynge's complete recording of the opera with Sutherland from the 1980s heavily edits the ballet so I think this version is more complete. This has a nice energy to it. Many thanks for posting.

Thanks for uploading this charming music!

This is beautiful thank you!

Such charming music speaks prettier than any words. Thanks for uploading.

This is amazing! Thank you so much

Thanks; I love the music on your site. It's too bad the ballet scenes get cut on most opera productions these days; but I know the shows already run long, and it's an extra expense. I hadn't heard this in a LONG time. Back when I was a kid, some of it showed up in ballet classes or was used for old-fashioned competitive figure skating programs. I know it's mostly out of style now, but there's a lot of fun music there .sort of lost.

Interesting...that Hamlet would host a ballet. Rather pleasant, thus far.

There are so many options for good music on the Rodders Channel than your vain philosophy ever dreamed of.

Gènie, merci à lui !!