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Hans Huber: Symphonies Nos. 4 & 8

Stuttgart Philharmonic, Jörg-Peter Weigle

Indeed, right from the impressively cohesive first movement, the work is full of buoyant, life-affirming energy (Huber said he was constantly thinking "spring thoughts" while composing it) that...

Hans Huber: Symphonies Nos. 4 & 8

Stuttgart Philharmonic, Jörg-Peter Weigle

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Indeed, right from the impressively cohesive first movement, the work is full of buoyant, life-affirming energy (Huber said he was constantly thinking "spring thoughts" while composing it) that...

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I. Allegro moderato
Track length9:42
II. Allegretto moderato
Track length5:12
III. Adagio, ma non troppo
Track length6:15
IV. Finale - Allegro vivace, ma non troppo
Track length8:06
I. Praeludium und Fuge
Track length8:42
II. Cavatina
Track length7:33
III. Humoreske
Track length5:31
IV. Finale (Variationen)
Track length10:55
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Indeed, right from the impressively cohesive first movement, the work is full of buoyant, life-affirming energy (Huber said he was constantly thinking "spring thoughts" while composing it) that Huber expresses through gorgeous tunes, fetching rhythms, and colorful orchestration. Given these three qualities, it's not surprising that Dvor�k comes to mind more than once during the course of this highly enjoyable work.
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