What's your favorite "slow" piece?
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- bloke
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Re: What's your favorite "slow" piece?
If in the audience and listening to a slow song or a slow movement or slow whatever piece of music and one doesn't find themselves being lulled to sleep, that's probably a sign that it's a pretty good piece of music.
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Re: What's your favorite "slow" piece?
A wonderful piece and a masterclass in orchestration.
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Re: What's your favorite "slow" piece?
First time I heard this piece I literally had to pull my car on the side of the road and listen in full and get the piece name.
Romans 3:23, 24
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Boosey & Hawkes Imperial 19" Eb
Besson New Standard 15" Eb
John Packer 379 FF