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Posted by frank on April 22, 19101 at 14:51:39:
In Reply to: Symphony No. 4 (or any others) posted by Ben on April 06, 19100 at 09:57:56:
shuberts music is very good, but the symphonies dont compare to those of the major players. Rather than a paper on symphonies u probably should have written one on his piano style, which is where he really stood out and few could match him.
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