The Adagio from The Sleeping Beauty ballet is one of the most iconic moments in the 1889 ballet composed by Tchaikovsky — commonly known as the Rose Adagio, a centerpiece of Act I. It is widely regarded as one of the greatest lyrical passages in ballet music, showcasing Tchaikovsky’s gift for long‑spun melody, orchestral color, and emotional depth.
Arranged for accordion ensemble by Anthony Galla-Rini.
