Listening Guide The Works Stutchewsky Kinnereth Abu Simbel Oriental Melody Prayer Wanderer’s Song and Raindrops Ben-Haim Sweet Psalmist of Israel David Before Saul Invocation A Song of Degrees Vivo, Molto, Allagrando, Animado Violin Concerto Allegro Andante Affettuoso Vivo Lavry Three Jewish Dances Jewish Wedding Dance Yemenite Wedding Dance Hora Tal Symphony No. 2
Listening Guide The Works El-Shawan Poem on the Theme of an Egyptian Folk Song Abu Simbel El-Dabh The Legend Movement 1 Movement 2 Movement 3 Movement 4 Movement 5 Gerranah Arabic Symphony Shoukry Meditation Andante Slow Movement Slow Movement, Andante, Larghetto
Listening Guide The Works Symphony No. 18 Adagio, Allegro They Buried Him In The Earth Dearest Little Berry War, There Is No Word More Cruel Symphony No. 21 Largo Allegro Molto Largo Presto Andantino Lento Chamber Symphony No. 4 Lento Allegro Molto, Moderato Adagio, Meo Mosso Andantino, Adagissimo
Listening Guide The Works Concerto for Clarinet and String Orchestra Allegro Molto Largo Allegro Comodo String Quartet No. 12 Largo Allegro Giococo Presto Moderato Symphony No. 12 Allegro Moderato Allegretto Adagio Allegro String Quartet No. 15 movement 1 movement 2 movement 3 movement 4 movement 5 movement 6 movement 7 movement 8 movement 9
Listening Guide The Works Song Cycle: Beyond The Border of Past Days Dedication War Burns Indomitably What For Much Has Fallen Silent The Poor Ignoramuses Laughed A Spring Evening In The Twilight Someone Was Sighing at the Grave A Voice Memory Symphony No. 3 Allegro Allegro Giococo Adagio Allegro Vivace Symphony No. 5 Allegro Moderato […]
Listening Guide The Works Piano Trio Praeludium and Aria, Larghetto Toccata, Allegro Marcato Poem, Moderato Finale Cello Concerto Adagio Moderato-Lento Allegro, Andante Allegro, Adagio, Meno Mosso Piano Quintet Moderato Con Moto Allegretto Presto Largo Allegro Agitato Piano Sonata No. 5 Allegro Andante Allegretto
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