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Classical Music

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9. Well, that was an incredible performance

Tue Dec 31, 2024, 07:23 AM

Dec 31

The lead singers (soprano, mezzo soprano, tenor and bass), along with the conductor, Fabio Luisi, came out 4 or 5 times for a curtain call.

Bravo

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Ludwig van Beethoven Symphony #9 "Choral" [View all] elleng Nov 28 OP

I'm with you about Dvorak maybe at #2 but ... LSparkle Nov 28 #1

Yes, Rhapsody in Blue's been played, was # 8. elleng Nov 28 #2

Didn't see JS Bach's Prelude and Fugue (organ piece) LSparkle Nov 28 #3

Good question! elleng Nov 28 #4

Toccata and fugue not prelude ... LSparkle Nov 28 #5

SHOULD be, but hasn't been played! elleng Nov 28 #6

This year marked the 200th anniversary of its premiere RazorbackExpat Dec 31 #7

One thing I might add about the 9th Symphony RazorbackExpat Dec 31 #8

Well, that was an incredible performance RazorbackExpat Dec 31 #9