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Topic: Stand-Alone, Romantic period Slow movements  (Read 1501 times)

Offline dnephi

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Stand-Alone, Romantic period Slow movements
on: February 20, 2008, 08:39:19 PM
I'm constructing an artificial sonata, using an allegro, a scherzo, an adagio, and a rondo finale of separate pieces, put together.

Does anyone have a recommendation of a Liszt slow movemet piece to contrast with some spectacular fireworks?  If not, do you recommend another romantic piece?

Thanks,

Daniel
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