Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra; Bizet, Prokofieff, Busoni, and Bruch, part 1

From Music Hall in Cincinnati we present another concert by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra recorded during performance by W.G. U.S. University of Cincinnati radio station. These programs are made possible through a grant from the national educational radio network. Greater Cincinnati Foundation. And with the cooperation of the Cincinnati musicians Association. Music director of the Cincinnati orchestra is Max Rudolf and the soloist on this program is Sidney Foster who will play the Bard talk Piano Concerto Number Three. After intermission. The Orchestra will play the Symphony Number two in D Major of Brahms. And the program opens with a concerto in a minor for Lute violin and harpsichord. Of. Bach. While we do not know the exact date of this work it is certain that Bach wrote it after 17 30. Some of the magic material was taken from earlier Bach compositions. But the result is far more than a transcription of.

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