Other Mixes By Dr. Hoover
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The 9th Symphony
| Artist | Song | |
| Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) | Symphony No.9, d minor op.125 (II.Molto vivace) | |
| Anton Bruckner (1824-1896) | Symphonie No.9, d minor (II.Scherzo) | |
| Antonin Dvorßk (1841-1904) | Symphony No.9, e minor op.95 (III.Molto vivace) | |
| Gustav Mahler (1860-1911) | Symphony No.9 (III.Rondo-Burleske) | |
| Nikolai Miaskovsky (1881-1950) | Symphony No.9, e minor op.28 (IV.Allegro con grazia) | |
| Dmitri Shostakovich (1906-1975) | Symphony No.9, E flat major op.70 (I.Allegro) | |
| Allan Pettersson (1911-1980) | Symphony No.9 ('Finale' - four measures after No.189) | |
| Malcolm Arnold (b.1921) | Symphony No.9, op.128 (I.Vivace) | |
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another Classical/Theme Mix - the legendary '9th Symphony'(including the shorter movements)- some very famous examples, some famous, some unknown- some of them had their premiere here in Vienna ;-)
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Excellent.
Very nice - ain't it strange how many composers did nine symphonies (or did Beethoven set a precedent that other aspired too?).Although I suppose Bruckner doesn't count, didn't he have a Symphony No. 0 and Symphony No. 00 even?Good work Dr Hoover.
Interesting concept. I would have put the Beatles musique conrete inspired Revolution 9 in there for kicks--but thats me.
Sehr sch÷n. Wie war die Urauffnhrung Deines Fl÷tenoktetts? La¯ uns doch morgen (oder so) mal telefonieren . . .
It's my guess that any composer whose career extends to a ninth symph. is worthy listening. This reminds me of how little I know about classical music. Humbling.
Beethoven inadvertently set the 9 symphonies precedent, beyond which no composer was apparently supposed to go (I know Mahler was terrified of writing his 9th symphony). Then again, Havergal Brian composed 32 symphonies and lived to be 96. Obviously you never can tell.