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phrases, the famous motif, commanding the listener's attention. Following the first four bars, Beethoven uses imitations and sequences to expand the theme, these pithy imitations tumbling over each other with such rhythmic regularity that they appear to form a single, flowing melody. Shortly after, a
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Radiant beams shoot through this region's deep night, and we become aware of gigantic shadows which, rocking back and forth, close in on us and destroy everything within us except the pain of endless longing—a longing in which every pleasure that rose up in jubilant tones sinks and succumbs, and only
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In the autograph score (that is, the original version from
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It is commonly asserted that the opening four-note rhythmic motif (short-short-short-long; see above) is repeated throughout the symphony, unifying it. "It is a rhythmic pattern (dit-dit-dit-dot) that makes its appearance in each of the other three movements and thus contributes to the overall unity
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in the listener. In an essay titled "Beethoven's
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strings and transitioning directly to the finale (see description above). Most modern printed editions of the score do not render this repeat mark; and indeed most performances of the symphony render the movement as ABA' (where A = scherzo, B = trio, and A' = modified scherzo), in contrast to the
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pours scorn on the idea that a rhythmic motif unifies the symphony: "This profound discovery was supposed to reveal an unsuspected unity in the work, but it does not seem to have been carried far enough." Applied consistently, he continues, the same approach would lead to the conclusion that many
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intimately, by a feeling that is none other than that unutterable portentous longing, and until the final chord—indeed, even in the moments that follow it—he will be powerless to step out of that wondrous spirit realm where grief and joy embrace him in the form of sound....
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and start again. The auditorium was extremely cold and the audience was exhausted by the length of the programme. However, a year and a half later, publication of the score resulted in a rapturous unsigned review (actually by music critic
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which advocates a return to ABA'. In the accompanying book of commentary, Del Mar defends in depth the view that ABA' represents Beethoven's final intention; in other words, that conventional wisdom was right all along.
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through this pain, which, while consuming but not destroying love, hope, and joy, tries to burst our breasts with full-voiced harmonies of all the passions, we live on and are captivated beholders of the spirits.
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gradually takes command of the whole movement." The third movement is also notable for its transition to the fourth movement, widely considered one of the greatest musical transitions of all time.
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probes in 1977. Groundbreaking in terms of both its technical and its emotional impact, the Fifth has had a large influence on composers and music critics, and inspired work by such composers as
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The First Four Notes: Beethoven's Fifth and the Human Imagination
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Symphonies Nos. 5, 6, and 7 in Full Score (Ludwig van Beethoven)
2986:"Jonathan Del Mar, New Urtext Edition: Beethoven Symphonies 1–9"
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mentioned above was published as follows: Ludwig van Beethoven.
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It begins with a distinctive four-note "short-short-short-long"
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Beethoven: The Man and the Artist, as Revealed in His Own Words
2471:(2nd ed.). New York: Oxford University Press. p. 150.
734:(first and third movements) and C (second and fourth movements)
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3168:"Quanto Mais Vida, Melhor! tem trilha sonora de impressionar"
2611:"Beethoven's 250th Birthday: His Greatness Is in the Details"
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695:(first, second, and third movements) and C (fourth movement)
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Haydn's 'Farewell' Symphony and the Idea of Classical Style
2410:. Garden City, New York: Double & Company. p. 570.
3226:(July 1948). "The Sources of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony."
2068:. Berkeley: University of California Press. p. 122.
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An adaptation appears as the theme music for the TV show
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features a three-minute version of the first movement as
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is assigned by Beethoven as a solo to the pair of horns.
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2526:(2nd ed.). New York: W. W. Norton. p. 72.
2360:"British Open 'V' Nerve War; Churchill Spurs Resistance"
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Published anonymously, "Beethovens Instrumental-Musik",
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briefly used the symphony as his entrance music in 2023.
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The Sanctus and Benedictus movements of the C major Mass
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An inexpensive version of the score has been issued by
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Repetition of the opening motif throughout the symphony
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550. Here are the first eight notes of Mozart's theme:
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The Fourth Piano Concerto (played by Beethoven himself)
30:"Beethoven's Fifth" redirects here. For the movie, see
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of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony from Indiana University
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Cover of the symphony, with the dedication to Prince
3138:
Stamm, Michael (June 2012). "Beethoven in America".
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The Role of the Piccolo in Beethoven's Orchestration
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Kassel: Bärenreiter, 1996–2000, ISMN M-006-50054-3.
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had specified trombones for his Symphony No. 3 in E
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3111:Culhane, John; Disney, Roy E. (15 December 1999).
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2739:"Beethoven's Symphony No. 5. The Destiny Symphony"
2662:"Mason Gross Presents—Program Notes: 14 June 2003"
2585:. Ann Arbor, Michigan: Borders Press. p. 52.
1784:. When the same theme is repeated later on in the
2544:(in German). Leipzig: C. F. Peters. p. 531.
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1356:, who wrote, many years after Beethoven's death:
560:in 1910. The First Movement (as performed by the
2812:Essays in Musical Analysis, Volume 1: Symphonies
2686:. New Haven: Yale University Press. p. 134.
1851:Cover versions and other uses in popular culture
524:. He described the music with dramatic imagery:
3289:Beethoven 5th Symphony, The Symphony of Destiny
3016:Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony No. 5 in C minor
2963:Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony No. 5 in C minor
2639:"Ludwig van Beethoven – Symphony No. 5, Op. 67"
1855:The Fifth has been adapted many times to other
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3259:Journal of the American Musicological Society
2122:. New York: Thames & Hudson. p. 149.
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4269:Prelude and Fugue in C major, BWV 870, from
3278:General discussion and reviews of recordings
2684:Beethoven's Piano Sonatas: A Short Companion
2664:. Mason Gross School of Arts. Archived from
926:The first movement opens with the four-note
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264:period, Beethoven's Fifth Symphony has four
3059:"E. C. Lewy and Beethoven's Symphony No. 9"
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1041:Performed by the Fulda Symphonic Orchestra
454:The Gloria movement of the Mass in C major
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37:. For Beethoven's 5th piano concerto, see
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3403:International Music Score Library Project
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2302:A World of Wireless: Virtual Radiomuseum
493:as it appeared in the early 19th century
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4238:Dark Was the Night, Cold Was the Ground
3319:-versions of Beethoven's 5th symphony:
2213:"Ludwig van Beethoven: A Musical Titan"
2091:"Symphonic birth-pangs of the trombone"
1973:
1666:Bagatelle for solo piano, Op. 33, No. 7
400:, which premiered at the same concert.
4599:Music dedicated to nobility or royalty
2721:"Ludwig Van Beethoven: Fifth Symphony"
1748:Reassigning bassoon notes to the horns
1377:(Beethoven's pupil, who premiered the
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4604:Contents of the Voyager Golden Record
2564:As translated from Schindler (1860).
1603:La Folia Variation (measures 166–176)
425:Beethoven concert of 22 December 1808
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2120:Beethoven: His Life, Work, and World
1866:arranged it for a piano solo in his
1859:, including the following examples:
1655:rendering of the scherzo, this time
607:for the number five and the phrase "
3829:Piano Concerto No. 2 (Shostakovich)
3408:Piano reduction of the 5th Symphony
3332:for a performance & lecture by
3262:, vol. 53, no. 2, pp. 291–343.
3232:, vol. 29, no. 3, pp. 249–262.
2566:Biographie von Ludwig van Beethoven
2392:. No. 59798. 2 September 1976.
2236:"Symphony No. 5 in C minor, Op. 67"
1788:section, it is given in the key of
1691:. In 1999, yet another edition, by
1398:television lecture series in 1954,
1385:'s song, heard as he walked in the
4584:Symphonies by Ludwig van Beethoven
4245:Partita for Violin No. 3, BWV 1006
2814:. London: Oxford University Press.
1986:Beethoven: The Man Who Freed Music
1098:and a coda to close the movement.
987:, and it is more lyrical, written
941:that Beethoven inherited from his
316:, to uses in film and television.
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4227:Beethoven's String Quartet No. 13
3352:, MIDI, Unheard Beethoven Website
3346:, MIDI, Unheard Beethoven Website
2441:Beethoven: The Music and the Life
2358:MacDonald, James (20 July 1941).
1027:Second movement: Andante con moto
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3092:Bentowski, Tom (28 March 1977).
3074:. New York: Dover Publications.
2162:FantasiestĂĽcke in Callots Manier
2013:The Nine Symphonies of Beethoven
1911:A disco arrangement appears as "
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892:First movement: Allegro con brio
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39:Piano Concerto No. 5 (Beethoven)
3141:The Journal of American History
2902:Teng, Kuo-Jen (December 2011).
2421:Scherman & Biancolli (1973)
2135:Allgemeine musikalische Zeitung
1806:stopping the bell with the hand
1419:The key of the Fifth Symphony,
1268:, who had done the same in his
1068:key of C minor's relative key (
521:Allgemeine musikalische Zeitung
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18:Beethoven's Fifth Symphony
3300:All About Ludwig van Beethoven
3114:Fantasia 2000: Visions of Hope
1919:on the soundtrack to the 1977
1300:The 19th century musicologist
252:. First performed in Vienna's
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4283:Queen of the Night aria from
3848:Pomp and Circumstance Marches
3338:Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra
3242:. New York: Alfred A. Knopf.
3192:Curabo, Enzo (20 July 2023).
3117:. New York: Disney Editions.
2327:Karpf, Jason (18 July 2013).
2150:Zeitung fĂĽr die elegante Welt
1908:since its 9th season in 2004.
1571:Piano Concerto No. 25, K. 503
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648:for the following orchestra:
630:Special Operations Executives
552:on 7 December 1842, and the
3746:Toccata and Fugue in D minor
1897:part of its opening sequence
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1423:, is commonly regarded as a
4386:Columbia Symphony Orchestra
4300:Songs of the Humpback Whale
3835:The Carnival of the Animals
3681:(1982 digital re-recording)
3419:both typset and scanned on
3236:Guerrieri, Matthew (2012).
3172:observatoriodatv.uol.com.br
2637:Elizabeth Schwarm Glesner.
1524:"Appassionata" piano sonata
628:prefaced its broadcasts to
611:" became a campaign of the
554:National Symphony Orchestra
279:knocking at the door", the
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4307:Beethoven's Symphony No. 5
4243:"Gavotte en Rondeau" from
3810:Symphony No. 5 (Beethoven)
3772:Symphony No. 6 (Beethoven)
3716:Chicago Symphony Orchestra
3366:British Symphony Orchestra
2562:. London: Faber and Faber.
2443:. New York: W. W. Norton.
2187:"Golden Record Music List"
1722:New Philharmonia Orchestra
1620:College Music Symposium 21
1555:"Miracle" Symphony, No. 96
499:Joseph Franz von Lobkowitz
434:programme was as follows:
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4290:"Sacrificial Dance" from
4271:The Well-Tempered Clavier
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4074:The Sorcerer's Apprentice
3842:The Sorcerer's Apprentice
3759:The Sorcerer's Apprentice
3632:
3417:Public domain sheet music
3283:Brief structural analysis
2794:Grove Online Encyclopedia
2558:Jolly, Constance (1966).
2329:"V for Victory and Viral"
2089:Parsons, Anthony (1990).
1937:Quanto Mais Vida, Melhor!
1730:Tonhalle-Orchester ZĂĽrich
1425:special key for Beethoven
1415:Beethoven's choice of key
1157:The third movement is in
1058:The second movement, in A
908:Fulda Symphonic Orchestra
864:– Presto (7–11 minutes) (
834:con moto (7–11 minutes) (
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4449:MĂĽnchener Bach-Orchester
3294:12 February 2007 at the
2988:. British Academy Review
2583:The Beethoven Compendium
2095:British Trombone Society
1982:Schauffler, Robert Haven
1877:Electric Light Orchestra
1217:Fourth movement: Allegro
1078:), is a lyrical work in
634:Courtenay Edward Stevens
4589:Compositions in C minor
4444:Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
4366:Budapest String Quartet
4251:Izlel ye Delyo Haydutin
3920:Fantasia: Music Evolved
3305:1 December 2016 at the
2560:Beethoven as I Knew Him
2408:The Beethoven Companion
1869:Symphonies de Beethoven
1837:Symphonies 1–9. Urtext.
1766:download the audio file
1466:download the audio file
1126:Third movement: Allegro
762:, fourth movement only)
605:Roman numeral character
509:Reception and influence
4480:Philharmonia Orchestra
3785:Night on Bald Mountain
3706:Philadelphia Orchestra
3380:on YouTube, played by
3094:"Ludwig on the Charts"
3018:. Kassel: Bärenreiter.
2984:(July–December 1999).
2789:"Ludwig van Beethoven"
2484:Krehbiel, Henry Edward
2037:"Beethoven's deafness"
1959:Professional wrestler
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1633:Joachim Nicolas Eggert
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1547:String Quartet, Op. 74
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562:Philharmonia Orchestra
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4171:Voyager Golden Record
4034:Mickey's PhilharMagic
3904:Sorcerer's Apprentice
3154:10.1093/jahist/jas129
2808:Tovey, Donald Francis
2643:Classical Music Pages
2116:Robbins Landon, H. C.
1706:authentic performance
1650:Third movement repeat
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1528:Fourth Piano Concerto
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1108:III. Scherzo: Allegro
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550:New York Philharmonic
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386:Fourth Piano Concerto
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4434:Blind Willie Johnson
4376:Ludwig van Beethoven
4349:Bavarian State Opera
4219:Brandenburg Concerto
4067:The Little Matchgirl
3961:Disney Magical World
3752:The Nutcracker Suite
3469:Ludwig van Beethoven
2938:on 29 September 2006
2668:on 1 September 2006.
2609:(14 December 2020).
2386:"Mr C. E. Stevens".
2258:The Music of Berlioz
2242:on 6 September 2005.
2219:on 22 December 2007.
1968:Notes and references
1925:Saturday Night Fever
1913:A Fifth of Beethoven
1718:Nikolaus Harnoncourt
1616:theme and variations
1009:II. Andante con moto
314:rock and roll covers
238:Ludwig van Beethoven
204:Ludwig van Beethoven
61:Ludwig van Beethoven
4468:Early Music Consort
4359:Wolfgang Sawallisch
3945:Dream Drop Distance
3386:Wilhelm Furtwängler
3382:Berlin Philharmonic
3229:Music & Letters
3012:Critical Commentary
2826:"What is La Folia?"
2749:on 12 February 2007
2743:All About Beethoven
2523:The Classical Style
1881:Roll Over Beethoven
1820:Vienna Philharmonic
1738:Berlin Philharmonic
1714:John Eliot Gardiner
1710:Christopher Hogwood
1695:, was published by
1668:(1802), and in the
1626:New instrumentation
1282:The Classical Style
1092:thirty-second notes
874:I. Allegro con brio
491:Theater an der Wien
475:played by Beethoven
431:Theater an der Wien
254:Theater an der Wien
194:Theater an der Wien
152:About 30–40 minutes
49:Symphony in C minor
4475:K. P. H. Notoprojo
4305:first movement of
4293:The Rite of Spring
4216:first movement of
4082:Once Upon a Studio
4004:Allegro Non Troppo
3854:The Firebird Suite
3778:Dance of the Hours
3766:The Rite of Spring
3582:No. 10 in Eâ™ major
2932:"Revert to Eggert"
2776:on 31 August 2005.
2616:The New York Times
2607:Tommasini, Anthony
2542:Zweite Beethoviana
2482:Kerst, Friedrich;
2465:Kinderman, William
2365:The New York Times
2339:on 2 February 2016
2062:Kinderman, William
1844:Dover Publications
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1569:) and in Mozart's
1379:"Emperor" Concerto
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465:The Fifth Symphony
438:The Sixth Symphony
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230:Schicksalssinfonie
169:Symphony orchestra
141:Andreas Razumovsky
138:J. F. M. Lobkowitz
75:J. F. M. Lobkowitz
4579:1808 compositions
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4337:and His Hot Seven
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3669:Leopold Stokowski
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3494:Middle symphonies
3370:Felix Weingartner
3313:Project Gutenberg
3008:Del Mar, Jonathan
2982:Del Mar, Jonathan
2958:Del Mar, Jonathan
2930:Kallai, Avishai.
2768:Bratby, Richard.
2538:Nottebohm, Gustav
2333:The Funky Adjunct
2211:Moss, Charles K.
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516:E. T. A. Hoffmann
325:Pastorale (rural)
319:Like Beethoven's
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4381:Chuck Berry
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3896:Video games
3882:Donald Duck
3388:(rec. 1947)
3372:(rec. 1932)
3224:Carse, Adam
3199:Sportskeeda
3177:23 November
2992:23 February
2968:Bärenreiter
2153: [
1885:Chuck Berry
1864:Franz Liszt
1697:Bärenreiter
1685:Peter GĂĽlke
1612:Renaissance
1436:compromise.
1375:Carl Czerny
1199:IV. Allegro
1066:subdominant
1064:major, the
969:very short
955:development
939:sonata form
582:Tchaikovsky
446:Ah! perfido
415:in Vienna.
336:Development
4573:Categories
4498:Nick Sagan
4493:Carl Sagan
4404:Ann Druyan
4399:John Cohen
4355:Edda Moser
4278:Puspawarna
4103:Ten Pieces
4060:One by One
4040:Fantasound
4022:Fantasmic!
3887:Daisy Duck
3869:Characters
3699:Orchestras
3662:Conductors
3651:soundtrack
3522:No. 4 in B
3506:No. 3 in E
3463:Symphonies
3426:Full Score
2966:. Kassel:
1961:Jack Perry
1933:telenovela
1921:dance film
1905:Judge Judy
1754:exposition
1736:, and the
1344:Fate motif
1308:'s famous
1296:Influences
1241:media help
1150:media help
1096:crescendos
1051:media help
971:fortissimo
966:fortissimo
919:media help
771:Percussion
622:Morse code
392:, and the
376:Razumovsky
346:a portrait
287:fate motif
132:Dedication
4466:with the
4273:, Book II
4200:Voyager 2
4193:Voyager 1
3791:Ave Maria
3205:29 August
3042:4 October
2915:4 October
2887:31 August
2882:folias.nl
2862:31 August
2856:folias.nl
2852:"Bar 166"
2836:31 August
2830:folias.nl
2622:6 October
2469:Beethoven
2389:The Times
2371:31 August
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2100:31 August
2066:Beethoven
2046:31 August
1818:with the
1661:pizzicato
1449:New Grove
1189:pizzicato
943:Classical
748:trombones
684:clarinets
654:Woodwinds
518:) in the
394:Mass in C
266:movements
262:Classical
228:(German:
201:Conductor
157:Movements
4526:Category
4232:Chakrulo
4182:Contents
4128:Category
4095:season 4
3997:Gumbasia
3982:Parodies
3912:Fantasia
3738:Fantasia
3730:Segments
3710:Fantasia
3673:Fantasia
3638:Fantasia
3625:Fantasia
3542:Pastoral
3525:♭
3509:♭
3336:and the
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3303:Archived
3292:Archived
3098:New York
2942:28 April
2810:(1935).
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2682:(2002).
2581:(1991).
2540:(1887).
2520:(1997).
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1826:Editions
1796:writes:
1779:♭
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1259:dominant
1088:arpeggio
1073:♭
1061:♭
978:♭
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740:trumpets
731:♭
701:bassoons
691:♭
590:Bruckner
451:, Op. 65
419:Premiere
409:Napoleon
234:symphony
232:), is a
196:, Vienna
190:Location
175:Premiere
149:Duration
116:Composed
110:Symphony
4536:Commons
4053:Lorenzo
4046:Destino
4014:Related
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3362:YouTube
3298:on the
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2196:26 July
1790:C major
1678:Seventh
1657:notated
1641:major.
1421:C minor
1395:Omnibus
1392:In his
1262:cadence
1163:scherzo
995:codetta
866:C major
862:Allegro
856:C minor
852:Allegro
848:Scherzo
832:Andante
826:C minor
789:violins
782:Strings
776:timpani
663:piccolo
598:Berlioz
574:Voyager
536:affects
363:Fidelio
331:History
216:C minor
165:Scoring
121: (
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4549:Portal
4264:Mugham
4077:(2010)
3915:(1991)
3907:(1983)
3573:Choral
3516:Eroica
3393:Scores
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1670:Fourth
1579:listen
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1431:says,
1387:Prater
1361:door!"
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951:Mozart
800:cellos
795:violas
758:, and
671:flutes
646:scored
615:after
596:, and
594:Mahler
578:Brahms
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388:, the
384:, the
380:, the
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1674:Sixth
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1266:Haydn
1185:winds
1076:major
990:piano
981:major
947:Haydn
928:motif
842:major
791:I, II
756:tenor
726:horns
717:Brass
677:oboes
584:(his
273:motif
127:–1808
54:No. 5
3323:and
3317:MIDI
3309:Page
3244:ISBN
3207:2023
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2994:2008
2944:2006
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2889:2015
2864:2015
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2755:2005
2624:2021
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2284:2015
2198:2012
2191:NASA
2170:ISBN
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2017:ISBN
1954:rock
1952:and
1350:Fate
1335:Lore
1000:coda
949:and
812:Form
760:bass
752:alto
742:in C
728:in E
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160:Four
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119:1804
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