8 thoughts on “ Symphony No. 6: Pastoral - 1st, 2nd & 5th Movement Excerpts - Dan Gibson, Beethoven* - Forever By The Sea (Cassette, Album) ”

1. Bruno Lazaretti & Roberto Servile, Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, Cond: Hans-Martin Schneidt In Classical Mood: Echoes of the Past 1 - Violin Concerto in D major, Op (2nd Movement).

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2. 11 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart [] [m]: Symphony No (K, 1st mvt) - Lufthansa [] 12 Ludwig van Beethoven [] [m]: Für Elise - IBM [] 13 Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky [] [m]: Dance of the Reed Pipes (Nutcracker Suite) - Cadbury's Fruit and Nut [].

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4. Wagner – Prelude to Die Meistersinger von Nurnberg ; Beethoven – Symphony no. 9 in D minor “The Choral”: Recorded live at the National Concert Hall, Dublin January 2nd CD Nelson, Steve: Sound-effect: CD New Orleans Jazz Orchestra: Book One: CD Nick Moran Trio: The messenger: CD Nils Wogram & Root

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5. Berliner Philharmoniker on Beethoven*, André Cluytens, The Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra* - Symphony No.6 In F - 'Pastoral' Berliner Philharmoniker on Beethoven* - Arrau* / Galliera* / The Philharmonia Orchestra* & Rudolf Kempe / The Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra* - The Complete Beethoven Concertos, Vol. 2.

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8. The Beethoven: Forever by the Sea CD by Solitudes takes seven of Beethoven’s most captivating melodies and merges them seamlessly with the expansive sounds of the ocean. This album presents one of the world's greatest composers at his most serene with peaceful compositions such as Pathétique, Ode to Joy and The Pastoral Symphony.

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