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Kim Diehnelt is a conductor available to rehearse and perform the orchestral and choral works of Edward Elgar, including his symphonies, concert overtures, marches, and more. She is also prepared to conduct Elgar's works with soloists, such as his Cello Concerto and Sea Pictures. Additionally, Diehnelt offers masterclasses on Elgar's chamber music, like his Piano Quintet, String Quartet, and Violin Sonata.
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Grofe Grand Canyon Suite
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Music for the Royal Fireworks
Organ Concerto
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Dr. Sarah Herbert
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Introduction
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Date: 01/9/2017
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra – Daniele Gatti
Genre: Classical
Style: Romantic
Country: Europe
Released: 2004
Label: Harmonia Mundi USA
This work Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5 and Romeo and Juliet is a masterpiece that is often overplayed even when the marketplace has several recordings of similar genres. The original dynamics and tempi for Tchaikovsky have been ignored for a long time, and therefore their restoration has been dramatically presented in a different view (Goto, et al. 2002). The fast tempo makes the real difference in this composition as the symphony has a clear trajectory. Romeo and Juliet is a more combative composition performed without the normal languid pacing. However, the speed of the performance is possibly less interesting when compared to the dynamic work benefit.
Most fans of Tchaikovsky had accused of him of jumping the shark before Romeo and Juliet were started. This was mainly because his outside bravado depicted nothing concerning his habits that may be getting some tired. However, his music is very thrilling as ever. From a personal perspective, contemporary music has not really changed view towards this composition.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Horn Quintet
Date: 17/8/2017
Genre: Concerto
Style: Classical period
Composed: 1786
This is a classical work was divided into three major movements which include the Rondo also known as Allegro vivace, Allegro moderato, and Romance which is the Andante cantabile. Initially, the manuscript which was written in green, red, black ink and blue was seen as a jocular trial to crash with the projected performer who was Joseph Leutgeb, the friend to Mozart. However, it was said recently that the rainbow score might represent a type of color code.
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