Respighi 'Roman Festivals' - Vasily Petrenko / National Youth Orchestra - Complete Performance
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Respighi 'Roman Festivals' - Vasily Petrenko / National Youth Orchestra - Complete Performance
The four individual sections in this performance of Respighi's 'Roman Festivals' ('Feste Romane') have already been uploaded here separately. However, as they are all linked together, and as it's been specially requested, here is the complete performance as given at the 2009 Proms in London by the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain under ...
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