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    Allegro Maestoso by Pleyel arr. Stephen Chin

    Allegro Maestoso by Pleyel arr. Stephen Chin

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    Ignaz Joseph Pleyel was a renowned musician and entrepreneur who established a famous publishing house in Paris. This work, originally for two violins, embodies a late classical style with contrasting themes and a brighter ending. Your orchestra will enjoy this effective arrangement.

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    Allegro Maestoso by Pleyel arr. Stephen Chin

    As a celebrated musician and successful entrepreneur in the early 19th century, Ignaz Joseph Pleyel left an indelible mark on the music industry. His world-famous publishing house in Paris was a testament to his entrepreneurial spirit. One of his most notable compositions, originally written for two violins in 1806, showcases the grandeur and drama of a late Classical style work. The piece is structured in sonata form, with a confident and assertive first theme that contrasts with a more melodious and expressive second theme. The movement concludes in a brighter major key, leaving a sense of upliftment and joy. Your orchestra will surely be captivated by the many contrasts in this highly effective arrangement.

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