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Sumptuous Sibelius |
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Supersize Mahler |
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Surprise surprise |
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Symphony for a King |
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Symphony for the common man |
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Symphony in shorthand |
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Symphony No. 1, Edward Elgar |
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Symphony No. 2, "The four temperaments", Carl Nielsen |
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Symphony no. 2, Alexander Borodin |
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Symphony No. 3, Johannes Brahms |
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Symphony No. 4 |
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Symphony No. 5, Anton Bruckner |
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Symphony no. 5, Antonin Dvorak |
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Symphony no. 5, Jean Sibelius |
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Symphony no. 7, Jean Sibelius |
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Symphony no. 8, Antonin Dvorak |
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Symphony No. 8, Dmitri Shostakovich |
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Tchaikovsky |
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Tchaikovsky project |
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Tchaikovsky's "Pathetique" brings his life to a close |
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Tchaikovsky's "Pathetique" symphony |
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Tchaikovsky's Fourth symphony |
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Tchaikovsky's Fourth Symphony |
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Temirkanov's Tchaikovsky |
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This Price is right for Chineke! Orchestra |
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This Shostakovich is a truly... |
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Traumatic and tender Pathetique |
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Triumph and the tragedy |
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Triumph of purely musical means |
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Vaughan Williams's Fifth |
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Vienna gives Bruckner's Third a wretched... |
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War and peace in a new Russia |
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What's wrong with Bruckner |
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Who are the heroes of Nielsen's "Eroica"? |
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With a cherry on top |
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Work to rally the troops - but which troops?: Shostakovich's Leningrad Symphony: US premiere July 19, 1942 |
