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String Octet in E Flat Major

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  • Felix Mendelssohn
    In Felix Mendelssohn: Early life and works

    …of this period was the String Octet in E Flat Major (1825), displaying not only technical mastery and an almost unprecedented lightness of touch but great melodic and rhythmic originality. Mendelssohn developed in this work the genre of the swift-moving scherzo (a playful musical movement) that he would also use…

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