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committed tempo and clarity
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In 1584 Hassler left Nuremberg to continue his education in Venice
Goldmark/ Bamberger Symphoniker/ Bollon - Symphonic Poems 2 Fulfilled By FYE committed tempo and clarityCarl Goldmark was not a symphonist and that is no secret. His few attempts in this field an early work, in part lost, and his second symphony, his op. 35, did not add up to much, and the Lndliche Hochzeit, to which the generic label symphony was assigned, does nothing more than confirm that this master of orchestral colors was above all good at atmospheric and character pictures. Goldmark very evidently needed a programmatic or dramatic "pretext" in
