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How Beethoven’s symphonies changed the world https://www.gramophone.co.uk/feature/how-beethoven …’s-symphonies-changed-the-worldpic.twitter.com/J4Sv87TrsF

Ludwig Van Beethoven was baptised on 17 December 1770. Today, we explore and remember the life of one of the supreme creative geniuses of history http://bit.ly/2B8zMWa pic.twitter.com/FVtQ8HtMXX

When it comes to Saint-Saëns, there is much more to than the Carnival of the Animals, as these outstanding recordings amply demonstrate... http://bit.ly/2l19kI9 pic.twitter.com/z3ephNfuTx

Today marks the anniversary of the death of Camille #Saint-Saëns, who died in 1921. Explore our features, reviews and thought-pieces on the remarkable french composer. http://bit.ly/2BcpOU0 pic.twitter.com/L4npIlutph

The Piano-accompanied version of The Lark Ascending was premiered on 15 December, 1920. We explore the diverse interpretative approaches to Vaughan Williams’s hugely popular and ‘quintessentially English’ romance for violin and orchestra http://bit.ly/2B4Yk3r pic.twitter.com/lpIEGPvukw

Looking for the best Christmas classical works to get you in the festive spirit? Look no further! Our Christmas classical playlist on @Spotify is the perfect musical accompaniment to the festive season http://spoti.fi/2l5e5Az pic.twitter.com/FaafPGQ7et

Christmas with a pinch of nostalgia! Back in 1926, Gramophone asked readers to select their top 10 Christmas party records as part of a competition. How well have these records aged? http://bit.ly/2BFQZHN pic.twitter.com/7jLvDo7gOc

Looking to splash out on someone this Christmas? Explore our gift guide to the indulgent classical box-sets http://bit.ly/2BaJckh pic.twitter.com/J6fmq74C4Y

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As we get ready for watching #TheLastJedi this weekend, we revisit our classic interview with John Williams from 2005. http://gramophone.co.uk/feature/john-w … #StarWarspic.twitter.com/yeJvxpzXJn

Top 10 Instrumental Christmas Works. When you're after something of the non-vocal variety this festive season... http://bit.ly/2l3A4Ys pic.twitter.com/mKasVJfnH7

Critics' Choice 2017: Our esteemed critics each choose a favourite recording from the past 12 months. http://bit.ly/2jBOWgh  #giftguidepic.twitter.com/KMwKfWbEzB

Barber's String Quartet was premiered on this day in Rome in 1936. Rearranged several times, the middle movement transformed into the iconic stand-alone work, Adagio for Strings. http://bit.ly/2ApEgrL pic.twitter.com/5zYI9sCUFf

65 years worth of recordings of Bach's Christmas Oratorio - but which should you listen to? http://bit.ly/2BE5onU pic.twitter.com/SfpZdLbdw1

lower bobbingworth (n.) The ‘dubba dubba dum dum’ bass section of Jona Lewie’s ‘Stop the Cavalry’ which many men think they can sing but leaves most sounding like a sad guppy fish." Discover more: http://bit.ly/2BIX71U pic.twitter.com/VnVo1eWDhs

An American in Paris was premiered on 13 December 1928 in @carnegiehall. Gershwin suffered a premature death in July 1937. We attempt to address the question: What might he have done next? http://bit.ly/2BWqmv8 pic.twitter.com/w8KoWDQ9bC