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the Korngold Lieder "Was Du mir Bist" and "Liebesbriefchen"

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Beethoven's Mass in C, Op. 86 It's a pity. This piece is excellent, but just not quite as sublime as the Op. 123. And since that piece isn't exactly over-performed, and they're both very difficult, this almost never gets played. "But my dear Beethoven, what is this you have done now?" :lo...

I can't believe people are arguing against the notion that one could believe that wagner is the greatest composer ever...

Ah lo sento from Salieri's L'europa Riconosciuto

Diana Damrau included it on her new cd and its awesome

the end of "Figlio del Cielo" from Turandot

Mahler 2 is a total catharsis - completely overwhelming.

Korngold's theme and variations (op. 42) is relentless

I would say Erich Wolfgang Korngold Beautiful melodies like Puccini Massive thrilling orchestras like R.Strauss Epic climactic phrases like Mahler Heart wrenching songwriting like Zemlinsky Prodigious talent like Mozart Tragic life story/alienation like Rossini Korngold covers all the bases. I wish ...

I'm listening to il turco in italia in preparation for wolftrap's summer performance