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The Best Piano Concerto of Each Decade of the 1800s
Beethoven to Amy Beach, one concerto per decade

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In the Shadow of a Famous Brother The Italian cellist and composer Antonio Maria Bononcini (1677-1726) was part of a distinguished musical family based in Modena, Italy. He worked closely with his older brother in Vienna, and crowned his career
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The Best Piano Concerto of Each Decade of the 1800s
The 1800s were the golden age of the piano concerto. Composers were pushing the form in radical new directions, from Beethoven‘s revolutionary opening gambits to Brahms‘s symphonic sprawl. Here is our pick for the best piano concerto from each decade
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