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The essence of the art of polyphony can be described as the equal treatment of all voices primarily through the technique of imitation

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(2009) Mendelssohn: Piano Concertos Op. 25 & Op. 40 - Six Songs Without Words: Chamber Arrangements Carmina Quartet who adorns Aschenbrödel for theThe Japanese pianist Fumiko Shiraga has made a specialty in recent years of performing famous concertos with a small group of instrumentalists. She calls this project concertos in disguise. It was common in the 19th century to present concert performances of large scale works in a scaled down version; she explains. There were many fewer orchestras then on the musical scene than there are today; and so one had recourse to the musicians that were