Here's the second set I bought today. I know someone else uploaded this recently, but so what? This recording features the joint talents of the Warsaw National Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Witold Rowicki, and the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, led by Ferdinand Leitner. At least three or four of these pieces were used in films such as Disney's Fantasia, a fact that has, in my opinion, contributed enormously to their enduring fame. Enjoy and keep me posted on the music's state.

http://www.mirrorcreator.com/files/GWSF9R4K/Tchaikovsky__Pyotr_Ilyich_-_Ballet_Suites_(Deutsche_Grammophon__1960).zip_lin ks

Thanks for another fine pair of posts, Chronos X. It amazes me that there aren't more Romantic composers showing up here. So many people don't see the connection between that style and the growth of soundtrack music!

Thank you!!!

New links added.

Thank you for the share. I haven't had much exposure to Tchaikovsky, beside Sleeping Beauty and some of the Nutcracker suite. Beethoven is a Romantic favorite of mine so this will probably be a great experience I'm sure.