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From the Violin Sonata, Movement IICésar Franck

Violin Sonata, Second Movement — Franck Violin Sonata, 2nd Mov.

“Violin Sonata in A major, Second Movement” Allegro.

This work was dedicated as a wedding gift to violinist Eugène Ysaÿe, a junior colleague of Franck.

Violin performed by Keiko Tokunaga, piano by Sachiko Suga.

From a recital in Manhattan.

From the Violin Sonata, Movement IIICésar Franck

C. Franck Sonata for violin and piano in A major – Recitativo – Fantasia ben moderato

From Violin Sonata in A major, 3rd movement: Recitativo – Fantasia: ben moderato (Recitative – Fantasy: sufficiently, at a moderate tempo).

Performed by the Bulgarian violinist Micho Dimitrov, with Violeta Popova on piano.

From the Symphony in D minor: First MovementCésar Franck

C. Franck – Symphony in D Minor – O. National de France – Bernstein I° Mov.

From Symphony in D minor, Op.

48, First Movement: Lento: Allegro ma non troppo.

It is highly regarded as one of the representative symphonic works of France.

Conducted by Leonard Bernstein, performed by the Orchestre National de France.

Second Movement from the Symphony in D minorCésar Franck

Franck Symphony in D-minor : movement #2 (part one)

Allegretto from Symphony in D minor, Op.

48, Second Movement.

This symphony consists of three movements, but includes a scherzo in the middle section of the second movement.

Performed by the Porto National Symphony Orchestra of Portugal, conducted by Arkady Leytush.

Symphony in D minor, 3rd movementCésar Franck

C. Franck – Symphony, in D minor, Op. 48- III. Allegro Non Troppo, Dariusz Mikulski (Conductor), TPO

From Symphony in D minor, Op.

48, Movement III, Finale: Allegro non troppo.

As the whereabouts of Symphony Op.

13 are unknown, this piece is known as the composer’s only symphony.

Performed by the Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Dariusz Mikulski.

Graceful Dance M.22César Franck

César Franck – Danse Lente

César Franck, a composer from Belgium.

From an early age he displayed remarkable talent at the piano, and while he was an outstanding composer, he was also a church organist beloved by many pupils.

Although his works only gained broad recognition after his death, they continue to be cherished around the world today.

Written when Franck was 58, the Gentle Dance, M.22, is marked by contrapuntal techniques that strongly reflect his skills as an organist.

Calm yet deeply expressive, this piece is perfect for savoring on a quiet night.

It’s also a work that distills Franck’s appeal, making it a fine recommendation for those just beginning to explore classical music.

Prelude, Fugue and Variations in B minor, Op. 18César Franck

[With Sheet Music] Franck: Prelude, Fugue and Variation / Franck: Prélude, Fugue et Variation

César Franck, a prodigious boy who grew up in the Belgian countryside, devoted himself to music with tireless effort and passion, eventually becoming a leading figure in the Parisian organ world.

Among Franck’s works, the renowned Prelude, Fugue and Variation is a breathtaking piece that fully showcases the organ’s rich timbre and expressive depth.

A solemn fugue interwoven with mystical variations draws listeners into profound emotion.

It is a masterpiece that everyone seeking a deeper understanding of classical music should hear at least once.