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1 month ago
Glazunov: Symphony #7 in F Major "Pastoral", Op. 77 - IV Finale. Allegro maestoso, molto pesante
Evgeny Svetlanov, USSR Symphony Orchestra
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1 month ago
Myaskovsky: Symphony #24 in F Minor, Op. 63 - II Molto sostenuto
Evgeny Svetlanov, State Academic Orchestra
The best movement of a Russian war symphony bar none.
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3 months ago
Luís de Freitas Branco: Antero de Quental (Symphonic Poem)
Luís de Freitas Branco: Antero de Quental (Symphonic Poem)
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Thank you fastforwardable.
Dave.
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3 months ago
Charles Ives - Symphony No. 2 (Leonard Bernstein) (3/3)
Leonard Bernstein conducts Second Symphony of the american composer Charles Ives (1874-1954), with the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, in 1987.
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And Lonegan63, thank you for posting this great video.
Dave.
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4 months ago
Peiko - Symphony No. 7 (1977)
Nikolai Peiko (1916-1995)
- Symphony No. 7, for folk orchestra
· I. Allegro non troppo
· II. Andante
· III. Allegretto
· IV. Allegro
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And I should have thanked you for uploading this gem of a work.
Dave.
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5 months ago
Arnold Bax talks on the radio (June 6, 1949)
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A fascinating monologue. Thank you newhope123 for posting this.
Dave.
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6 months ago
Skulte - String Quartet (I)
In 1928 Adolfs Skulte enrolled in the Engineering Department at the University of Latvia and in 1930 the composer began study at the Latvian Conser...
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6 months ago
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Hi,
Who are the performers of this nice piece? Thanks.
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About dhollingw's channel
@alger3041. I agree with you that Glazunov is the great Russian who came between Tchaikovsky/Rimsky-Korsakov generation and that of Shostakovich et al (Rachmaninov and perhaps Rebikov and Scriabin being close runner-ups). And yes, I encountered people who had a certain reaction whenever I mentio...