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Dell'offese a vendicarmi · Victor TorresZipoli: Sonata d'intavolatura, Op. 1, Pt. 1 (Excerpts) & Other Works
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Porpora: Germanico in Germania / Act 2 - "Se dopo ria procella"
Released on: 2017-11-03Producer, Recording Producer, Studio Personnel, Recording Engineer: Giovanni ProsdocimiStudio Personnel, Asst. Recording Engineer: Wojtech GruszkaComposer: Nicola PorporaAuthor: Nicolò Coluzzi
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I never tire of this one :
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I'm not huge on classical music but I have always preferred melancholic melodies.
What’s done in darkness will come to light
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There's no doubt that it's a superb selection for a Classical Music Piece, but this Thread is about the Pre-Classical Periods. The Moonlight Sonata isn't from the Medieval and Early Music Timeframe (that pre-dates the 15th Century); neither is it from the Renaissance Period (1400-1600); and, neither is it from the Baroque Period (1600-1750); the Moonlight Sonata actually falls squarely into the Classical Period (1750-1830).
Actually, Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata includes 3 Movements, but the popular version uses only the 1st Movement. This is the Moonlight Sonata in its entirety, with all 3 Movements.
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I'm not sure if I posted this before but I'm going through the entire thread to check. I might have posted the whole opera this is not the whole thing :
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