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• Rachmaninoff was not altogether convinced that he was a gifted symphonist.
• Wand regarded Bruckner as the " most important symphonist after Beethoven ".
• He is regarded as being the most distinguished Latvian symphonist.
• With Sibelius more than with almost any other symphonist, process is everything.
• There is much more to Schubert the symphonist than conventionally meets the ear.
• But just wait till they get to the ascetic 19th century symphonist Anton Bruckner.
• The triumph regained Rachmaninoff's sense of self-worth as a symphonist.
• The prodigious songsmith was " certainly no symphonist, " the contention went.
• Murphy's discography includes world premi鑢e presentations of works of 18th century symphonists Zappa.
• Salzburg Cathedral, where Mozart made his home town debut as a symphonist in December 1766.
• During the generation following the Civil War, George Whitefield Chadwick was America's leading symphonist.
• Occasionally the early symphonists even dispensed with the viola part, thus creating three-part symphonies.
• He was undoubtedly the leading Portuguese symphonist of the 20th century, and perhaps of all time.
• The NDA's discography includes world premi鑢e presentations of works of 18th century symphonists Stamitz, Zappa.
• Well, some mothers-to-be make a point of listening to Mozart and other soothing symphonists.
• It plays into the hands of those who dismiss the American symphonists as hapless imitators of the great European heritage.
• After moving to New York City in 1912, he founded his own group, the Southern Symphonists'Quartet.
• Mahler's A minor Piano Quartet at the start represented a teenage symphonist-to-be experimenting with smaller forms.
• Gouvy, drawn toward pure instrumental music as opposed to opera, set himself the unenviable task of becoming a French symphonist.
• His friends included Deryck Cooke, Anthony Scott, Shelley; he was also a symphonist, in a conservative vein ."