Classical overload

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As you know by now I am cuckoo for SA-CD. Once my amazon.com shipment gets here (it's taking forever...) I will have all of the following music in this glorious format:

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Borodin's Polovtsian Dances (and his Symphony No 2, if you like him)

Chopin's Nocture No. 2 in E Flat Major, Op 9, No 2

Holst's Second Suite in F (So what we played it in band. Still a fave).

Ralph Vaughn Williams, Oboe Concerto in A Minor

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Playing something definitely doesn't rule it out from the list, or else there would be no Rhapsody in Blue (played that twice actually, between HS marching band and GT orchestra) or The Planets (7th grade band, GT orchestra

[mellofellow13]

Oh yeah, I've also added a few things through an Amazon order. (I did mention I'm certifiably insane right?) Add these to the list:

Bach:
- Four Toccatas and Fugues

Borodin - see, I knew it:
- Polovtsian March

Dvorak:
- Symphony No. 9 "From the New World"
- Carnival Overture

Glinka:
- Russlan and Ludmilla Overture

Kabalevsky:
- Colas Bruegnon

Mussorgsky:
- Pictures at an Exhibition
- Night on Bald Mountain

Smetana:
- Overture to The Bartered Bride

Stravinsky:
- The Firebird
- Fireworks

Tchaikovsky (getting a lot of ol' Peter it seems):
- March Miniature
- March Slave

Weinberger:
- Polka and Fugue from "Schwanda the Bagpiper"

Lots of the random stuff was packed in with the pieces I was really after (especially all the Russian stuff, came w/ the Mussorgsky, lol). More music is good though!