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January 24, 2006 • Pianist Mitsuko Uchida joins NPR's Fred Child in Salzburg to discuss the unusual slow movement of Mozart's Piano Sonata No. 18 in F Major, K. 533.

Mitsuko Uchida on Mozart's Piano Sonata No. 18

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Mitsuko Uchida

January 24, 2006 • Pianist Mitsuko Uchida is an introspective type of player. She finds great depth and intricacy in the music of Mozart. She and Fred talk in the Salzburg studio about one particular unusual movement, the slow movement of Mozart's Piano Sonata No. 18 in F Major, K. 533.

Mitsuko Uchida

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Violinist David McCarroll, pianist Richard Goode and cellist Andrew Janss rehearse Brahms at the 2011 Marlboro Festival in Vermont. Brian Wise hide caption

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Why Rehearsals Matter At Marlboro

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August 3, 2011 • At the 60-year-old festival, the journey through rehearsal is as important as reaching the final destination when it comes to practicing a piece of music.

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From The Marlboro Music Festival: Beguiling Beethoven, Sumptuous Schubert

August 2, 2011 • Gorgeous Beethoven and dreamlike Schubert in performances from one of the best-loved music festivals.

Piano Trio No. 2 in E flat major, D. 929 (Op. 100) [2. Andante con moto]

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Dark Horses And Indie Labels: An Eclectic Mix At The Classical Grammys

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Dark Horses And Indie Labels: An Eclectic Mix At The Classical Grammys

February 14, 2011 • When a recording of dense, mystical organ music wins a major award, you know something good has actually happened at the Grammys. Hear an excerpt and see the complete classical winners' list.

Best Classical Album: Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Chorus - Verdi: Requiem ("Dies Irae")

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