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This paper reviews a performance by the Toronto Symphony Orchestra of Johannes Brahms Symphony No.1 . Additionally, it also addresses two other works in the program by Spanish composers, Issac Albeniz and Joaquin Turina. According to the paper, the design of the program of performance represents a deliberate counterpoint between Spanish and German music that reflects the guest conductor's dual heritage as well as his dual musical interests.

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"While the focus of this review will be on the performance of Johannes Brahms Symphony No.1 by the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, this review will also address the two other works in the programme by Spanish composers, Issac Albeniz and Joaquin Turina. As will be seen, the design of the programme of performance represents a deliberate counterpoint between Spanish and German music that reflects the guest conductor's dual heritage..."

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