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I appreciate your thanks for starting the article. I have to confess that my knowledge of music theory is fairly limited, so I'm afraid that any attempts at trying to explain Valen's music might be misleading to most readers and annoying to those who know something about it. (Add to that the fact
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Good work. You have brought past the stage of a dull dictionary definition. I can't remember how I came across that page in the first place. I haven't actually listened to the work, to my knowledge; the Adagio for
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pour le message de bienvenue ;-) ! (if JC Bach has never wrote a viola concerto, it seems to me that his brother Johann
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composed film music, then the classification would be appropriate. However, filing him under film music composers misses the sheer breadth of his output. Like you, I got to know him though his "serious" music - I heard
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Hello, may be that both is possible. But the original german surname is "Bronsart von
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