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Keeping Score on DVDBeethoven's Eroica
Beethoven spent three years composing the Eroica, an intimate journal of his emotional crises and his dramatic emergence as an original master.
Michael Tilson Thomas and the musicians of the San Francisco Symphony help you make sense of this voyage into life as it really is.
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Available now at 1-877-574-7267 Stravinsky's Rite of Spring
In this DVD, Michael Tilson Thomas and the musicians of the San Francisco Symphony take you from the salons of St. Petersburg to the villages where Stravinsky found inspiration in the
earthy power of Russian folk music and dance. Thomas then retraces Stravinsky’s journey to the cultural crossroads of pre-war Paris. There, in collaboration with the great impresario Diaghilev and his star dancer Nijinsky, Stravinsky
developed the shocking, sensual, and violent evocation of pagan Russia that became The Rite of Spring.
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Available now at 1-877-574-7267 Copland and the American Sound
Aaron Copland was born in Brooklyn in 1900. His artistic development spanned enormous transformation
in the American experience—the fears of World War I and the Great Depression, the energy of the Jazz Age, the advent of modernism. And as the nation
emerged as a world power, Copland wrote music that gave Americans a sense of their own identity and created a truly American sound.
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Available now at 1-877-574-7267 Offer made by San Francisco Symphony with KQED. |
Revolutions in Music![]() What did Beethoven do to create a new, more personal music? ![]() What did Stravinsky do to shock the world? ![]() How did Aaron Copland create an new unique sound of America? |
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