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| 1. Symphony No. 3: Part I - Passacaglia And Fugue |
| 2. Symphony No. 3: Part II - Chorale And Toccata |
| 3. Symphony For Strings In 3 Movements: I. Molto agitato ed energico |
| 4. Symphony For Strings In 3 Movements: II. Larghissimo |
| 5. Symphony For Strings In 3 Movements: III. Presto |
| 6. Symphony No. 8: I. Lento sostenuto |
| 7. Symphony No. 8: II. Largo |
| 8. Symphony No. 8: III. Presto |
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Schuman's music belongs to the era that spawned Roy Harris (his teacher), Howard Hanson, and Aaron Copland. Schuman's Symphony No. 3 is a clear homage to Harris, broken rhythms and all. The Symphony for Strings (1943) comes at a time when Schuman's voice is finally his own. What could come off as exceedingly dry is here given a performance of great depth by Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic. Schuman's Symphony No. 8 (1962) is truly modern, making extensive use of atonality and creating a series of stormy images--something that never appears in the music of Hanson, Copland, or Harris. A major re-release by Sony. --Paul Cook
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