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Review | ANALYTICAL NOTES

FELIX APRAHAM IAN . CECIL BELLAMY GEOFFREY CUMING . JOHN FREESTONE TREVOR HARVEY. PHILIP HOPE-WALLACE . STEPHEN PLAISTOW . ANDREW PORTER

Review | 19—Suite. Deux images, Op. 10. Two

Item marked t with Anshel Brusilow (violin). CBS 0 BRG72445 Q SBRG 72445 (12 in., 32s. 3d. plus 5s. 9d. PT).

Review | BEETHOVEN. Symphony No. 3 in E flat major, Op. 55, Eroica. New York Philharmonic Orchestra...

If only Bernstein had taken a broader view of the first movement I should have wanted to hail this whole performance as among the finest I have ever heard. Beethoven asks for brio, it's true, but when a conductor takes a speed even fractionally too fast, some passages lose their power and become...

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