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Part 7 - Mozart - Jupiter Symphony
Andrew Manze introduces more instruments of the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra. He shows how Mozart used a melody of only 4 notes to finish his great piece, Jupiter Symphony.
  1. Part 7 - Mozart - Jupiter Symphony
    02:38
    Part 7 - Mozart - Jupiter Symphony
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    Ilan Volkov
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    Ligeti - Mysteries of the Macabre
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    Big Noise Govanhill & BBC SSO - Cherry Polka
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    Come and Sing - Pirates of Penzance
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    William Dougherty - dreams of imagined homelands (Tectonics 2023)
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    Brahms - Gesang der Parzen (excerpt)
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    Justin K Broadrick at Tectonics Glasgow 2015
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    02:54
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    04:36
    Cauldron of the Speckled Seas - A New Piano Concerto by Sally Beamish
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