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Sergei Rachmaninoff · 1900–1901

Piano Concerto No. 2

It rises from deep water: bells, breath, then romance you cannot evade.

C minor, Op. 18Expansive33′ 28″
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Johann Sebastian Bach · 1727–1731

Goldberg Variations

One aria, thirty variations. Order becomes an entrance to freedom.

BWV 988Still51′ 06″
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Claude Debussy · 1903–1905

La mer

Not a picture of waves, but light, mist and time constantly changing shape.

L. 109Nocturnal23′ 41″
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Ludwig van Beethoven · 1804–1808

Symphony No. 5

Four notes begin an entire symphony’s journey from shadow into light.

C minor, Op. 67Fierce31′ 52″
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Igor Stravinsky · 1911–1913

The Rite of Spring

Rhythm splits the earth. It caused a riot and rewrote the sound of a century.

K015Fierce34′ 09″
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart · 1791

Clarinet Concerto

Bright music from the end of a life—farewell made to sound like morning.

A major, K. 622Still28′ 34″
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Gustav Mahler · 1901–1902

Symphony No. 5

From funeral march to weightless Adagietto, then a finale that rebuilds the self.

C-sharp minorExpansive69′ 12″
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