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| With the exception of a few works by Ottorino Respighi, and for reasons which are relatively obscure, the orchestral concert music of the generation of Italian composers to which Ildebrando Pizzetti belongs has - so far as international acceptance is concerned - remained little-known outside Italy. |

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Orchestral Music
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4.64
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Osmo Vanska
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| This is the first in the series of works dedicated to the English composer Joseph Holbrooke. Holbrooke's musical output was wide-ranging, but it is his orchestral works in particular the symphonic poems that CPO has chosen to rediscover. |

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Symphonic Poems
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10.64
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Howard Griffiths
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| In a career that spanned a period from the 1820s until his death in 1849, the older Johann Strauss established an unrivalled position for himself among composers and performers of dance music in Vienna. This fourteenth volume in Marco Polo’s ongoing Johann Strauss I Edition presents several waltzes from the early 1840s. |

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Johann Strauss I Edition volume 14
priced £ 8.31 £
7.23
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Christian Pollack
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| Three composers, three masterworks of our time and a central figure, the moving spirit behind this fine project devoted to the concertante cello: Jean-Guihen Queyras, voted Artist of the Year 2008 in Diapason. Three sometimes very different, yet at the same time highly complementary ways of conceiving the concerto in the 21st century. |

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21st Century Cello Concertos
priced £ 12.24 £
10.64
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Gunter Herbig
Alexander Briger
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Jean Guihen Queyras
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| For his third EMI Classics release, Evgeny Kissin has turned to repertoire from his native Russia, Sergei Prokofiev’s Piano Concertos No.2 & No.3. This is his first recording of Prokofiev’s Concerto No 2. 'The Philharmonia under Vladimir Ashkenazy was on top form, matching Kissin in tenacity, agility and dynamism.' - London Evening Standard. |

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10.64
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Vladimir Ashkenazy
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Evgeny Kissin
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