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EPISODE · Sep 30, 2011 · 1H

Vivaldi

from Composer of the Week · host BBC Radio 3

Donald Macleod begins his story of an unconventional priest, who wrote The Four Seasons, and became one of the most important musical figures of his age

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Donald Macleod begins his story of an unconventional priest, who wrote The Four Seasons, and became one of the most important musical figures of his age

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