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Aria et Final as one of the few "lucid" compositions of the late romantic period and pardons it for it's difficulty in playing technique: "But what do difficulties mean when the emotional content compensates one for it in such a rich way

mirroring the dualist nature of the set-up

from director Nicolas Roeg (WALKABOUT

Channeling sold gold influences like The Pastels

Kozeluch - Three Scottish Piano Trios AEC Video Aria et Final as oneLeopold Kozeluch enjoyed such an outstanding reputation in 1781 that he received an offer from the Archbishop of Salzburg to succeed Mozart as court organist. Kozeluch's piano trios must have been very popular since more than sixty of them appeared in print from 1781 to 1810. The three trios presented here were published in 1798 99 and had been preceded by forty other such works by him. The special feature of these three piano trios lies in his use of

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