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Part 7 - Mozart - Jupiter Symphony
Andrew Manze introduces more instruments of the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra. He shows how Mozart used a melody of only 4 notes to finish his great piece, Jupiter Symphony.
  1. Part 7 - Mozart - Jupiter Symphony
    02:38
    Part 7 - Mozart - Jupiter Symphony
  2. Thomas Dausgaard on Bruckner's Ninth
    01:18
    Thomas Dausgaard on Bruckner's Ninth
  3. Thomas Dausgaard
    01:56
    Thomas Dausgaard
  4. Song Sessions in Shetland
    02:41
    Song Sessions in Shetland
  5. The BBC SSO perform Mahler Symphony no. 2
    00:34
    The BBC SSO perform Mahler Symphony no. 2
  6. Ask Any Question - Principal Trombone Jonathan Hollick
    18:16
    Ask Any Question - Principal Trombone Jonathan Hollick
  7. Nicola Benedetti interview
    04:38
    Nicola Benedetti interview
  8. Beethoven Five Alive! Inverness Eden Court
    08:06
    Beethoven Five Alive! Inverness Eden Court
  9. Donald Runnicles and Karen Cargill interview
    04:09
    Donald Runnicles and Karen Cargill interview
  10. BBC SSO violas and cellos perform 'Farewell to Stromness' by Sir Peter Maxwell Davies
    03:58
    BBC SSO violas and cellos perform 'Farewell to Stromness' by Sir Peter Maxwell Davies
  11. BBC SSO & Big Noise: Handel - Zadok the Priest
    03:35
    BBC SSO & Big Noise: Handel - Zadok the Priest
  12. Cassandra Miller - Duet for Cello and Orchestra (excerpt) Tectonics Glasgow 2015
    02:01
    Cassandra Miller - Duet for Cello and Orchestra (excerpt) Tectonics Glasgow 2015
  13. David Fennessy - Prologue (Silver are the tears of the moon)
    02:14
    David Fennessy - Prologue (Silver are the tears of the moon)
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