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Holst's earlier interest in Sanskrit texts, particularly the Rig Veda hymns, had led him to study the language and to co
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Short and the musicologist David Lambourn both comment that Holst's original title for his suite was "Seven Pieces for L
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This was the first public performance of Venus.
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This was the first time Neptune was heard in a public performance.
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In 1986 Imogen Holst wrote that "[f]or more than half a century, the main problem in Jupiter has been the difficulty of
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Short writes that despite reminiscences of the Pan motif in Ravel's Daphnis et Chloé and of Berlioz's Symphonie fantasti
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The choir sings alternating C minor and E major chords, and the musician David Owen Norris has commented that as the doo
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The anonymous critic was equally dismissive of Ravel's Rapsodie espagnole given at the same concert.
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The Hallé, conducted by Mark Elder (2001); Royal Scottish National Orchestra conducted by David Lloyd-Jones (2002); Roya
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