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6. The symphony as we know it today evolved from the 18th-century opera sinfonia, a style of music comprised of a fast movement, slow movement, and dance-like movement that was used in operas, suites, cantatas, and oratorios as a prelude, interlude, or postlude. Given their purpose, most sinfonias were composed with brevity in mind. Where one sinfonia can be performed in ten minutes or less, a.

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8. Share on Google+: This weekend (December 7 - 9) British conductor Matthew Halls leads the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra and Chorus in Handel's popular oratorio "Messiah." In doing so, he's following a tradition nearly two centuries old. Which is odd, because (as I wrote in a preview article for the SLSO's performance of "Messiah") the composer never intended the piece to be Christmas.

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