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Guide to Bach
From brilliant keyboard music to deeply moving choral masterpieces, Bach
brought his genius to every musical genre. Here’s a guide to his greatest
works.
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Guide to Dvorák
With his richly melodic chamber music and orchestral works influenced by his
Czech heritage, Dvorák is one of the most beloved composers of the Romantic
era. Here’s a guide to his greatest works.
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Guide to Handel
Handel’s grand oratorios and energetic concertos are favorites of the Baroque
era. Here’s a guide to his greatest works.
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Guide to Liszt
Liszt was one of the most colourful composers of the Romantic era and his
virtuoso piano music and stirring symphonic poems are among the most original
of the era. Here’s a guide to his greatest works.
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Guide to Mendelssohn
From marvelously crafted chamber music to energetic symphonies, Mendelssohn’s
music is filled with melodic beauty and charm. Here’s a guide to his
greatest works.
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Guide to Schubert
Schubert brought his genius to every musical form, from the greatest collection
of lieder ever written to deeply moving chamber music. Here’s a guide to
his greatest works.
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Guide to Schumann
From virtuoso piano works to heartfelt vocal music, Schumann was one of the
greatest composers of the Romantic era. Here’s a guide to his greatest works.
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Guide to Shostakovich
Shostakovich’s deeply personal chamber music and powerful symphonies make him
one of the 20th century’s greatest composers. Here’s a guide to his greatest
works.
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Guide to Sibelius
Sibelius’s love for nature and his native Finland can be heard in his starkly
beautiful symphonies and heroic tone poems. Here’s a guide to his greatest
works.
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Guide to Vivaldi
Vivaldi's thrilling concertos, virtuoso instrumental works and exuberant choral
music are among the most popular works of the Baroque era. Here’s a guide to
his greatest works.
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