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NAXOS RESPIGHI Symphonic Poems Cd

NAXOS RESPIGHI Symphonic Poems Cd

NAXOS FRANZ Liszt Piano Music Volume 1 Cd

NAXOS FRANZ Liszt Piano Music Volume 1 Cd

NAXOS BEETHOVEN Symphony No.9 "choral" Cd

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The first performance of the Symphony in D minor, Opus 125, took place at the Karntnertor Theatre on 7th May, 1824, after a great deal of wrangling over the whole matter, and was a tremendous success with a public that Beethoven thought he had lost to Rossini. The composer, too deaf to direct the performance, indicated the tempi of each movement, the real conductor, Umlauf, having instructed singers and players to pay no attention to Beethoven, who could hear nothing of the proceedings. The work is scored for pairs of flutes, oboes, clarinets, bassoons, trumpets and drums, with four French horns and the usual strings, to which the composer added three trombones, a double bassoon, a piccolo, triangle, cymbals and bass drum. The symphony was commissioned and paid for by the Philharmonic Society of London, but was dedicated by Beethoven to the King of Prussia, Friedrich Wilhelm III.

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