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Fanning, David (2013). "Paths to the First
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915:The Big Lightning
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1863:24 Preludes
1849:Piano music
1772:No. 15 in E
1761:No. 14 in F
1750:No. 13 in B
1739:No. 12 in D
1723:No. 10 in A
1556:Vocal music
1391:Counterplan
1334:Intervision
1310:Suite from
1302:Suite from
1259:Suite from
1251:Suite from
1243:Suite from
1237:Tahiti Trot
1113:No. 13 in B
609:Works cited
371:Wilson 1994
347:BBC Radio 3
281:waltz metre
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206:A clarinets
194:Tchaikovsky
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1980:DSCH motif
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1712:No. 9 in E
1696:No. 7 in F
1680:No. 5 in B
1510:The Gadfly
1362:Film music
1312:The Gadfly
1205:No. 1 in E
1183:No. 2 in C
1077:No. 9 in E
1019:No. 3 in E
1013:To October
997:Symphonies
587:Hulme 2002
407:Hulme 2002
353:References
343:Mark Elder
285:polyrhythm
269:inversions
265:imitations
156:Background
124:Mark Elder
65:Dedication
2021:Testimony
1538:King Lear
1143:Concertos
1054:Leningrad
358:Citations
261:pizzicato
238:bass drum
222:trombones
86:Orchestra
78:5 minutes
2091:Scherzos
2061:Category
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1775:♭
1764:♯
1753:♭
1742:♭
1726:♭
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1653:quartets
1545:Gogoliad
1496:Belinsky
1475:Michurin
1253:The Bolt
1208:♭
1186:♯
1123:Babi Yar
1116:♭
1080:♭
1022:♭
980:The Bolt
897:The Nose
628:Archived
516:Fay 2000
230:triangle
224:, tuba,
220:, three
218:trumpets
210:bassoons
134:, and a
75:Duration
55:Composed
1613:Loyalty
1468:Pirogov
1433:Friends
1327:October
1274:Scherzo
965:Ballets
634:11 June
312:Delibes
277:D major
257:scherzo
251:—which
242:strings
234:cymbals
226:timpani
212:, four
198:piccolo
174:B minor
128:scherzo
83:Scoring
1889:Family
1651:String
1531:Hamlet
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923:Orango
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1793:Other
1778:minor
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1377:Alone
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214:horns
202:oboes
2030:film
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