Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra; Bach, Bartok, and Brahms, part 4

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composition this evening on this old Beethoven program. The final offering is the Choral Fantasy for piano chorus and orchestra in two movements. This work was first performed at a benefit concert on December 22nd 808. Beethoven himself as piano soloist. And conductor. And Chief melody of the choral section was taken from an earlier Beethoven song of the year 1795. Ganguly by mutual love based on a poem of got freed August Borger. University of Cincinnati College Conservatory chorus directed by Louis why cart has taken his place on stage and now body enters followed by Max Rudolph shortly we are to hear the final work on this program Choral Fantasy for piano chorus and orchestra in C Minor Opus 80 by Beethoven.