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Finale from Bruckner Symphony No. 8 – Coda, 4th Movement
Günter Wand & NDR Sinfonieorchester perform the final movement from Anton Bruckner’s 8th symphony….
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Brahms’ Piano Concerto No. 2, 4th Movement – Allegretto Grazioso
…with a faster coda at the end. The first section features two themes played by the piano and repeated by the orchestra. The second section introduces three themes with different…
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The Blue Danube by Strauss, Vocal Version
…modest debut, Strauss expressed regret only for the coda’s lack of success. Originally written as a satirical song with different lyrics, it was later given new, more official-sounding lyrics by…
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Piano Version of Johann Strauss’ The Blue Danube
…pieces. The instrumental version is now more commonly performed than the original version with accompanying song text. Despite its initial mild success, Strauss expressed regret that the coda didn’t receive…
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Johann Strauss II – The Blue Danube Waltz
…disappointment with its reception but admired the coda. The waltz was originally accompanied by a song but was later adapted into a purely orchestral version for the World’s Fair in…
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Mozart Symphony No. 41, K. 551 – Molto Allegro
…influenced many composers. The Molto Allegro section, specifically its coda from 8:09-8:36, showcases Mozart’s genius. He combines five musical themes in a remarkable five-part counterpoint fugato, surpassing even Beethoven’s achievements….
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Johannes Brahms
…His reserved nature and inability to express emotions outside of his music made him a solitary figure. Death: The Final Coda Brahms’ health began to deteriorate in the late 1890s….
