Rubinstein/ Philharmonia Hungarica/ Varga - Symphony No 6 / Don QuixoteFew Russian musicians in the second half of the 19th century could match the eminence of Anton Rubinstein. As a piano virtuoso he was internationally admired, as a progressive educator he had profound influence, and as a composer he was both significant and successful. The Symphony No. 6 in a minor, Op. 111 was his last symphony, composed in 1866, and fully revealing those qualities of grace and energy, as well as clever scoring, that make his works

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but also Torsten Maass and legendary arranger Michael Abene made their fantastic contributions

It melds classic psych-soul sounds with sweeping orchestral arrangements - reminiscent of a cinematic soundtrack from a 60s European film

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Format: 140G black vinylTRACKLIST: Side 11

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78+ minutes of classics in superb sound - (UK best-seller) originals plus 18 minutes with favourites for Pipes & Drums