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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of WEBER: Piano Sonata nº2 in A-flat major, Op. 39 (A.Cortot (pf), 10.3.1939), BEETHOVEN: Complete Cello Sonatas (L.Hoelscher (vc), E.Ney (pf), 1956), BOCCHERINI: Cello Concerto nº9 in B-flat major, G.482 (P.Fournier (vc), K.Münchinger & Stuttgart Chamber O, 1952), MOZART: Sym.38, K.504 "Prague" (O.Klemperer & RIAS SO, 22,23.12.1950), BRIDGE, Frank: The Sea, H.100 (F.Bridge & LSO, 26.7.1923), BORODIN: String Quartet nº1 (Barchet Q, 1.2.1954), FAURÉ: Violin Sonata nº2, Op.108 (C.Ferras (vn), P.Barbizet (pf), 1953), BRUCKNER: Psalm 112, WAB 35 (H.Swoboda & VSO, Vienna Akademie Kammerchor, 1950), and 1043 more.
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I. Allegro ma non troppo
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II. Intermezzo
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III. Finale
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