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ENDNOTES, 9th November 2015

Posted on November 11, 2015 by leslie

ENDNOTES, 9th November 2015 In this edition: Wilhelm Furtwängler conducts Brahms and Bruckner; Paul Spicer directs the choral music of Samuel Barber; Chandos issues new CD of Ligeti, Nielsen and Hindemith Anyone who has listened to and marvelled at the … Continue reading →

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Posted in ENDNOTES:Music, QR Home | Tagged Berlin Philharmonic, Brahms, Bruckner, Herbert von Karajan, Janacek, Ligeti, Nielsen, Paul Hindemith, Samuel Barber, Wilhelm Furtwangler | 1 Comment

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