S2,E10. Happy music - Mozart Oboe Concerto in full, Dvorak Violin Concerto finale, Respighi Bergamasca.

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Perfect note. You will hit an orchestra. You can read it. Joyful, playful, creamy. At a time quite acrobatic. I don't think it gets much better. That piece is so uplifting that I think we just have to stay in the same mood. There are several obvious go-to composers to fill the brief, but this is the perfect opportunity to play the final movement of Devorjak's only violin concerto, written just over a hundred years later in 1879. He described himself as just an ordinary Czech musician, which, for one of their greatest attributes, is taking modesty to a new level. In fact, along with the understanding also has another direction alongside the Negro. But nowadays he is known principally for his Roman. And pretty boring as well. But the fourth one titled Burger Master and something came for it. When I heard it the first time, my immediate thought that it had to be by the hand of an American composer. It's got that rodeo rhythm about it, which you might more typically associate with Aaron Copland. You can't be accused of plagiarism there, even if you had by now visited the United States.