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Ignaz Pleyel Noten: Duo für Violine und Viola oder Violoncello, op. 69 Nr. 1 Bartók A cheerful Allegro forms the

Name: Ignaz Pleyel Noten: Duo für Violine und Viola oder Violoncello, op. 69 Nr. 1 Bartók A cheerful Allegro forms the
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Ignaz Pleyel Noten: Duo für Violine und Viola oder Violoncello, op. 69 Nr. 1 Bartók A cheerful Allegro forms the A cheerful Allegro forms the final movement of a duo that promises great joy in making music (not only at Christmas time) zum Ausdruck Ignaz Pleyel (1757 1831) war zunächst Schüler von Joseph Haydn und hat seine musikalische Ausbildung in Italien ergänzt die zeitweilig an Beliebtheit mit denen Haydns wetteiferten

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