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Having recently enjoyed Finnish composer Kalevi Aho’s Eleventh Symphony for […]

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BOYSibelius & Nielsen: Violin Concertos/Lin

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This sensational disc has served as a reference edition for both concertos since it was first issued back in the late 1980s. The Sibelius concerto

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This high-rating reissue brings accomplished violin playing and excellent sound. Cho-Liang Lin is heard first in the perennial favorite G minor Bruch concerto, with the

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Lin; Cho-Liang

Rouse’s Brilliant Percussion and Violin Concertos

BOYSibelius & Nielsen: Violin Concertos/Lin

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Reference Recording: A Great Box Of Suk

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