String Quartet No. 14: Schubert Back to all videos About this video One of the most powerful string quartets ever written, its slow movement built on variations of Schubert's own song about Death claiming a young girl. Previous video Passacaglia: Handel A stately and dignified set of variations over a repeating bass line, demonstrating the Baroque era's love of... Next video Joy’s of Man’s Desiring: Bach A beloved chorale prelude from Bach's cantata, with its flowing triplet melody and hymn-like simplicity making it one... Related Videos Previous Next Symphony No. 9: Beethoven Beethoven's final symphony, ends in the famous choral finale setting of 'Ode to Joy' — a hymn to humanity and the power... Symphony No. 40: Mozart A dramatic symphony in G minor, full of restless energy and emotion. The Creation: Haydn A monumental oratorio depicting the six days of creation from Genesis, featuring the famous sunrise chorus 'The Heavens are Telling' in blazing... Symphony No. 5: Beethoven One of the most famous symphonies ever written, opening with the iconic four-note 'da-da-da-DUM' motif that drives the entire work. Symphony No. 5: Beethoven One of the most famous symphonies ever written, opening with the iconic four-note 'da-da-da-DUM' motif that drives the entire work. Piano Sonata No. 11: Mozart A beloved piano sonata whose final movement, the 'Alla Turca' (Turkish March), is one of the most recognizable tunes in all of... Marriage of Figaro Overture: Mozart The exciting orchestral introduction to Mozart's comic opera, bursting with energy, wit, and the irresistible momentum of the comedy to follow. Trout Quintet: Schubert A bright, sunny chamber work for piano and strings, including a set of variations on Schubert's own song 'The Trout.'
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Symphony No. 5: Beethoven One of the most famous symphonies ever written, opening with the iconic four-note 'da-da-da-DUM' motif that drives the entire work.
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Piano Sonata No. 11: Mozart A beloved piano sonata whose final movement, the 'Alla Turca' (Turkish March), is one of the most recognizable tunes in all of...
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