COMPOSERS and
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| Pianist Vladimir Horowitz |
| handling the piano with a lovers touch |
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| Bernstein, Stravinsky, Segovia, |
| Schnittke, Rubinstein and von Karajan |
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| Benjamin Britten, Carl Orff |
and a musical quotation of Shchedrin |
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| Sibelius, Khatchaturian, Grieg |
| Söderman, Horneman and Rodgers |
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| composer Philip Glass |
| an avant garde classic |
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| american composer Aaron Copland |
conducting "the Appalachian Spring" |
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| Ernst Krenek, Peter Maxwell Davies |
| and the noted Luciano Berio |
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| Victor Borge, flutist James Galway |
| Mischa Elman and Shura Cherkassy |
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| composers Rudolf Firkusny |
and the greek Xenakis |
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| Thea Musgrave, Sofia Gaibadulina |
| estonian Arvo Pärt and George Crumb |
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| austrian Nikolaus Harnoncourt |
| and choir leader Eric Ericson |
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| Glass, Kanitz, Jean Michel Jarre |
and the swede Hugo Alfvén (ov) |
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| Theodorakis, Bruno Walter, Sauget |
| Khrennikov, Stockhausen and Walton |
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| Ann-Sophie Mutter, Zuckerman |
| and vilinist Yehudi Mehudin |
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| composers Daniel-Lesur, Fortner |
| Alwyn and Gottfried von Einem |
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| Tippett, Solti, Elliott Carter |
| and armenian composer Hovhaness |
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| Werner Henze, Ormandy, Loewe, |
| Virgil Thomson and Boulez |
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| Rafael Kubelik, Karl Böhm |
and Willi Boskovsky |
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| Conductor Claudio Abbado and |
| danish composer Per Nörgaard |
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| Isaac Stern, Brailovsky |
| Magaloff and Igor Oistrakh |
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| Operetta Great Jacques Offenbach |
Lutoslawski and John Cage |
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| Composer Steve Reich |
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| Violinist great Itzhak Perlman |
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| Karl-Heinz Stockhausen |
and polish W.Lutoslawski |
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| Composer John Williams |
| noted for the "Jaws" theme |
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| Paul Badura-Skoda, Robert Stoltz |
| and Wolfgang Schneiderhan |
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| J.N.David, Pärt, Lutoslawski, Berio |
Isaac Stern and finn Armas Järvenfelt |
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| "spagetti" western composer |
| genial Ennio Morricone |
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| Cellist "Slava" Rostropovich |
| widely considered as the best! |
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| french composer Pierre Schaeffer and |
swedish synth genious Ralph Lundsten |
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