Performances by the Soni Ventorum Wind Quintet, 1970
by Giuseppe Cambini
No. 1 in B♭ major
I. Allegro maestoso
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II. Larghetto cantabile
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III. Rondo Allegretto grazioso
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No. 2 in D minor
I. Allegro espressivo
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II. Larghetto sostenuto ma con moto
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III. Presto ma non tanto
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No. 3 in F major
I. Allegro maestoso
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II. Larghetto sostenuto
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III. Rondo Allegro con brio
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