Highlights from the White-Haired Girl (A Ballet in Eight scenes). An Outstanding Example of Theatrical Art on Revolution, Contemporary Themes Performed By the Shanghai Dance School

Thirty-three and a third (33 1/3) speed vinyl record in original sleeve illustrated in red, white, black and yellow - color is bright, very good+ to near fine; vinyl record is fine; parallel Chinese and English texts on sleeve. Adapted by The Shanghai Dance School; directed by Fu Ai-Ti, Cheng Tai-Hui and Ling Yang-Yang; music and words by Shanghai Dance School; performed by the Symphony Orchestra of the Shanghai Dance School; sung by Chorus and Art Troupe of Shanghai Broadcasting Station; solos by Chorus of the Art Troupe of Shanghai Broadcasting Station; solos by Chu Fung-bo, Liu Wen-Ping and Chu Chun-Hsiun; conducted by Fen Cheng-Wu and Chen Hsieh-Yang. Side 1: Prelude (at the Gate of Huang Shih-Jen's House). 1) Overtures (orchestral, solo and chorus); Scene 1 (at Yang Pai-Lao's House); 2) The North Wind is Blowing (female Solo) Pasting paper-cut window flowers for the New Year (orchestral); 3) Snowstorm in the Sky (male solo), Daddy back home (orchestral), Tying the red ribbons (female and male solos); Side 2: 4) Landlord Huang demands for payment of debts and beats Yang to death (orchestral); Crying over father's death (female solo); 5) Class hatred fills the breast (orchestral); joining the Eighth Route Army (chorus); Scene 2 (at Huang Shih-Jeu's House); 6) Accusation (female solo); Scene 3 (By the Reed Pool); 7) I want to live on (female solo and chorus); Scene 4 (in the desolate hills); 8) Expecting the red sun to rise in the East (female solo and chorus)