it's rude of me to keep AG hanging about
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Wolfgang Amadeus's 36th symphony
Bruckner's first version of his first
Richard Tauber (Old Chelsea operetta)'s birthplace
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it's rude of me to keep AG hanging about
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Wolfgang Amadeus's 36th symphony
Bruckner's first version of his first
Richard Tauber (Old Chelsea operetta)'s birthplace
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Not at all makes it look as if the question had a degree of merit - M you'd better move on
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at least 360 [degrees]Originally Posted by antongould
.............. anyway .............
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a Maddie Grey premiere (composer at piano), a tragic gallop for Cortot and an English* song cycle for baritone
*recently AA-featured composer
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William Alwyn wrote a song cycle for baritone called Miragesat least 360 [degrees]
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a Maddie Grey premiere (composer at piano), a tragic gallop for Cortot and an English* song cycle for baritone
*recently AA-featured composer
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mazeppa?at least 360 [degrees]
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a Maddie Grey premiere (composer at piano), a tragic gallop for Cortot and an English* song cycle for baritone
*recently AA-featured composer
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Mirages is the word
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that is indeed the tragic gallop but not on this occasion my M word (which ams has correctly hit upon)
Maddie short for ........... ?
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Cortot & Souzay performing Mirages by Fauré
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C41sY1qpSRg
Madeleine Grey premiered Mirages with Fauré at the joanna
I suspect that the Cortot isn't what you want
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the Cortot thing is pretty obscure, though I think cloughie is onto it
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I shall put an end to this and hand over to ammie if I may
The Tragic Gallop, La Tragique Chevauchée, based on the Mazeppa legend, dedicated to Cortot, the second of two pieces, Mirages opus 70 by Florent Schmitt
http://www.naxos.com/mainsite/blurbs...nguage=English
the Faure opus 113
and William Alwyn Song Cycle
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