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Polovtsian Dances

Polovtsian Dances

By profession an eminent chemist and professor, Borodin (1833-1887) was also a member of a Russian musical circle which included Mussorgsky and Rimsky-Korsakov. https://www.broadwaybach.org/audio/Polovtsian_Dances.mp3 While his musical output was not large, it includes...

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A Canzona and Two Sonatas by Gabrieli

A Canzona and Two Sonatas by Gabrieli

Giovanni Gabrieli (circa 1553–1612) was born into a musical family in late Renaissance Venice. He succeeded his uncle, Andreas Gabrieli, as principal composer at the great Basilica of San Marco. Continuing a musical tradition long-established in Venice, one of his...

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Adagio in G Minor for Organ and Strings

Adagio in G Minor for Organ and Strings

This well-known piece was actually constructed from 2 different fragments of Albinoni’s work by the Italian composer Remo Giazotto. It is composed in “church-sonata” style, with organ melody and accompaniment to the strings. After the organ introduction, the main...

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Sinfonietta

Sinfonietta

French composer Francis Poulenc (1899-1963) almost defies characterization in terms of musical style. He was a member of the famed composer group known as “Les Six” and played a prominent role in 20th-century music. He wrote many well-known works for the stage (Les...

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Concerto in D Major

Concerto in D Major

Many of Bach’s cantatas and oratorios include instrumental sections, such as sinfonias or overtures, which are musical masterpieces in their own right. Bach freely interchanged his compositions as he saw fit, borrowing from his instrumental works as needed to fill out...

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Concerto in E Minor for Violin and Orchestra

This concerto is certainly one of the most familiar, and best-loved, works in the entire violin repertoire. It was composed in 1844 expressly for the violin virtuoso Ferdinand David and performed in Leipzig the following year. Its three movements are essentially meant...

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Orchestral Suite No. 2 in G Major

The Bach family of central Germany was prolific, producing generations of musicians from the 16th through the 19th centuries. While its greatest exemplar was undoubtedly Johann Sebastian Bach, many other Bach family members achieved local and international renown as...

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