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That's a hard one, and it really is a matter of taste. I think all the recordings out there are decent. You might try your local library to see if they have this for you to check out. Then listen to
Gary, My cognitive psychologist friends tell me that this right/left brain thing is a big simplification of something that is far more subtle. Many have pointed out the intense connection between so-called
That is Elgar's "Pomp and Circumstance" March no. 1. That march has a REALLY famous bit (and this isn't it). The central section of this march is also called "Land of Hope and Glory" -- which is the
You should say that "Apollo Unleashed" is by Frank Ticheli. This one ends in Bb major, and seems to begin with a long section in F that works as a dominant preparation. I didn't study the whole thing
Hi, This is not my area of expertise (I'm a classical music guy), but I'm good at Google searching, so I thought I'd give this a few minutes try. Here is a site that explains the 2004 controversy
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