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Symphony in C

symphony by Stravinsky
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    symphony
    / The 20th century

    But the Symphony in C (1940) and Symphony in Three Movements (1942–45) are unique. The former, a Neoclassical work, reinterprets in Stravinsky’s language the thematic construction and sonata form of the Classical era. The result, far from a simple parody of Classical style (such as in Sergey…

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    But the Symphony in C (1940) and Symphony in Three Movements (1942–45) are unique. The former, a Neoclassical work, reinterprets in Stravinsky’s language the thematic construction and sonata form of the Classical era. The result, far from a simple parody of Classical style (such as in Sergey…

    Read More