Music
The English composer Alan Ridout set The Story of Ferdinand to music. A version in French, released on Analekta (AN2 8741-2), is Solo by Angèle Dubeau, narrated by Pierre Lebeau.
In 1998, the Minnesota Orchestra commissioned Alice Gomez to write two works based on The Story of Ferdinand. Composed in a Spanish style, El Piquete de Abeja (the Bee Sting) and Habanera de Ferdinand make up the Ferdinand-inspired suite. These works were recorded in 2008 by the Michigan Philharmonic and are available on their CD Magical Tunes & Marvelous Tales.
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