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Karl_Bonner_1982 Donating Member (701 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Jun-11-09 02:11 AM
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Mendelssohn's Scottish Symphony
I'm quite a big fan of Mendelssohn's two Scottish pieces: the A-minor symphony and the Hebrides. What I like most of all is the way he mixes the strings and winds: brilliant flute and oboe lines over a bed of fast violin parts or the texture of low strings and low winds in unison.

What are some other pieces, Mendelssohn or not, that have a similar use of timbre play?
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