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Growing database of classical music videos from around the web.
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Some thoughts on reverent evolution in classical music. 🙏❤️
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You're in for a treat with today's Clip of the Day! Enjoy this majestic brass and choral work by Italian Renaissance composer, Giovanni Gabrieli.
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It's Friday, and we're closing out the week with Poeme by Fibich. This lovely little piece is part of a much larger work called Moods, Impressions, and Souvenirs. Enjoy!
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Our Clip of the Day is a lullaby (or "Berceuse") by the French composer, Gabriel Fauré. Fauré's music, like his personal nature, was gentle and refined.
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Our Clip of the Day is Edward Elgar's Chanson de Matin (Morning Song). This bright little piece brings to mind the peaceful freshness of a new day.
#classicalclips #clipoftheday #edwardelgar
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Clip of the Day - Augustin Hadelich perfectly captures the tender mood of "Songs My Mother Taught Me," a poem set to music by Dvořák in 1880. ❤
#classicalclips #clipoftheday #dvorak
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Today's Clip of the Day: the timeless "Una Furtiva Lagrima" from Donizetti's opera, L’elisir d’amore.
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Claude Debussy was a master at painting musical pictures. Our Clip of the Day, "Jardins Sous La Pluie" (Gardens in the Rain), is a brilliant example of this, portraying a garden caught in a sudden rainstorm.
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Our Clip of the Day features the viola da gamba and harpsichord in a Sonata from the Baroque period by Arcangelo Corelli.
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Monday's Clip of the Day is the rousing Fanfare for the Common Man. Aaron Copland wrote this iconic piece in 1942 after the United States entered World War II.
#classicalclips #clipoftheday #aaroncopland
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Our Clip of the Day is from Muzio Clementi's Sonatina No. 3. Clementi wrote this set of six sonatinas as a teaching tool, with each getting progressively harder.
#classicalclips #clipoftheday #muzioclementi
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Thursday's Clip of the Day is Chopin's "Revolutionary Etude," believed to have been inspired by the 1831 Russian attack on Warsaw, his hometown.
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Today's Clip of the Day is the Coda from Anton Bruckner's 8th Symphony. Bruckner combined themes from all four movements to create this glorious, majestic conclusion.
#classicalclips #clipoftheday #antonbruckner
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Wednesday's Clip of the Day features an excerpt from Max Bruch's Violin Concerto. Bruch was unhappy with how famous it became and felt like it overshadowed the rest of his work.
#classicalclips #clipoftheday #maxbruch
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Our Clip of the Day is the Poco Allegretto movement from Johannes Brahms' 3rd Symphony. This rich and expressive piece has been widely featured in scores for film and TV.
#classicalclips #clipoftheday #johannesbrahms
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Clip of the Day! Borodin wrote these Polovtsian Dances as part of his opera, Prince Igor, but they are often performed as a stand-alone concert piece.
#classicalclips #clipoftheday #borodin
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Love classical music history? Our newest article dives into the history of the oldest symphony orchestra in the United States!
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Did you know that Luigi Boccherini was the first composer to write for string quintet? Our Clip of the Day features the lively 3rd movement from Boccherini's String Quintet in E Major, written in 1771.
#classicalclips #clipoftheday #luigiboccherini
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You've heard Overture to Carmen...but have you heard it as a piano solo? Today's Clip of the Day is a fantastic transcription of Bizet's masterpiece!
#classicalclips #clipoftheday #georgesbizet
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Our Clip of the Day is the dazzling Overture from #LeonardBernstein's score for the satirical opera, Candide. A famous conductor who was in great demand worldwide, Bernstein lamented that he didn't have more time to compose.
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