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The symphony Rachmaninov wrote by Lake Lucerne, from an orchestra that has played new music since 1956.
Classical
Russell Keable conducts Michael Torke's Javelin, written for the Atlanta Olympics, Andrea Tarrodi's Wildwood, and Rachmaninov's Third Symphony - composed at his Swiss villa in 1935 and coolly received at first, as most late Rachmaninov was. 19:30, about two hours fifteen, £18 to £30.
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