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Walton Symphonies 1 & 2 - Violin Concerto - Cello Concerto - The Wise Virgins mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Classical Album: Symphonies 1 & 2 - Violin Concerto - Cello Concerto - The Wise Virgins Country: Europe Released: 2011 MP3 version RAR size: 1782 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1328 mb WMA version RAR size: 1983 mb Rating: 4.8 Votes: 374 Other Formats: RA VQF MMF AAC FLAC AIFF MIDI Tracklist Hide Credits Symphony No.1 Conductor – Sir Charles MackerrasOrchestra – London Philharmonic Orchestra* 1-1 I. Allegro Assai 14:20 1-2 II. Presto Con Malizia 5:58 1-3 III. Andante Con Maliconia 12:10 1-4 IV. Maestoso - Brioso Ed Ardentemente 13:02 Symphony No.2 Conductor – Sir Charles MackerrasOrchestra – London Symphony Orchestra* 1-5 I. Allegro Molto 8:57 1-6 II. Lento Assai 9:49 III. Passacaglia: Theme - Variations I-X - 1-7 9:36 Fugue - Coda Violin Concerto Conductor – André PrevinOrchestra – Royal Philharmonic Orchestra*Violin – Nigel Kennedy 2-1 I. Andante Tranquillo 11:17 II. Presto Capriccioso All Napolitana - Trio: 2-2 6:36 Canzonetta - Tempo I 2-3 III. Vivace 13:00 Cello Concerto Cello – Paul TortelierConductor – Paavo BerglundOrchestra – Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra 2-4 I. Moderato 6:52 2-5 II. Allegro Appassionato 6:31 2-6 III. Lento - Allegro Molto 13:34 The Wise Virgins - Ballet Suite Composed By – J.S. Bach*Conductor – Louis FrémauxOrchestra – City Of Birmingham Symphony OrchestraOrchestrated By – Walton* I. What God Hath Done, Is Rightly Done: 2-7 3:08 Vivace Assai (From Cantata No.99) II. Lord Hear My Longing: Adagio (Herzlich 2-8 2:03 Tut Mich Verlangen BWV727) III. See What His Love Can Do: Tranquillo 2-9 4:15 (From Cantata No.85) IV. Ah! How Ephemeral: Vivace (From 2-10 2:10 Cantata No.208) V. Sheep May Safely Graze: Adagio (From 2-11 Cantata No.208) 6:12 Violin – Felix Kok VI. Praise Be To God: Moderato (From 2-12 1:42 Cantata No.129) Credits Composed By – William Walton* (tracks: 1-1 to 2-6) Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 5 099909 470828 SPARS Code (1-01 to 2-03): DDD SPARS Code (2-04 to 2-12): ADD Label Code: LC 06646 Rights Society: SDRM/BIEM Related Music albums to Symphonies 1 & 2 - Violin Concerto - Cello Concerto - The Wise Virgins by Walton Ludwig van Beethoven, Bernard Haitink, The London Philharmonic Orchestra - The 9 Symphonies Walton, Ashkenazy, The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra - Symphonies 1 & 2 Ralph Vaughan Williams, André Previn, London Symphony Orchestra - Symphony No. 2 "A London Symphony" / Concerto Accedemico / The Wasps Overture Elgar, Nigel Kennedy, The London Philharmonic Orchestra, Vernon Handley - Violin Concerto Elgar - Robert Cohen, Sir Charles Mackerras, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra - Cello Concerto / Enigma Variations Mozart ; The London Philharmonic Orchestra Conducted By Erich Leinsdorf - Symphonies Vol. 4 Nos. 14, 15, 16 & 17 Bruch - Brahms - Hideko Udagawa, London Symphony Orchestra, Sir Charles MacKerras - Violin Concerto No.1 / Violin Concerto Op. 77 Mozart - Mozart 225: Complete Symphonies Elgar, Nigel Kennedy, The London Philharmonic Orchestra Conducted By Vernon Handley - Violin Concerto In B Minor, OP.61 Elgar - Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, André Previn - Symphony No.1.

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