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Article: Australian violinist to interpret 'Scottish Fantasy' with DPO ...
Dayton Daily News;  March 19, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... and 1866 by the often underappreciated German composer Max Bruch. After its 1866 premiere, Bruch thoroughly revised the ... Peter Maxwell Davies' An Orkney Wedding With Sunrise; Max Bruch's Scottish Fantasy for violin and harp, Op. 46; and ...

Article: Max Bruch
The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition;      399 words ...Max Bruch , 1838-1920, German composer. He conducted the Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra (1880-83) and taught at the Berlin Hochschule ...

Article: Max Bruch ODYSSEUS; Koch/Schwann
The Boston Globe;  July 15, 1999 ;     416 words ...Today Max Bruch (1838-1920) is widely known for only one work, the beloved Violin Concerto. He was, however, a very prolific composer ...

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NYPL Digital Gallery;  January 1, 1934 ;     258 words ...

Article: Beethoven: Violin Concerto in D; Bruch: Violin Concerto No. ...
Sensible Sound;  May 1, 2007 ;     700+ words ...Beethoven: Violin Concerto in D; Bruch: Violin Concerto No. 1. Arthur Grumiaux, violin; Sir Colin Davis; Heinz Wallberg; Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra; New Philharmonia Orchestra. PentaTone Classics SACD 5186 120. After an evening of close and careful listening, it is my expert, absolute, and

Article: Bell ends SPCO partnership with a beautiful goodbye.
Saint Paul Pioneer Press (St. Paul, MN);  May 26, 2007 ;     700+ words ... ... s chosen to go out with a beauty of a Bruch concerto. Max Bruch's First might be the essence of romanticism among violin ... Greenbank --What: Works by J.S. Bach, Mozart and Max Bruch --When: 8 p.m. today --Where: Ordway Center for ...

Article: Piano Composition at Either End of the Scale
The Washington Post;  May 14, 1989 ;     700+ words ... ... Shostakovich's Cello Concerto No. 1 by Yo Yo Ma, the Philadelphia Orchestra and Eugene Ormandy. Kurt Masur Conducts Max Bruch Max Bruch is best known for his violin concertos, but his three symphonies may be about to find their way back into the repertoire ...