Episode Playlist
Johann Pachelbel: Canon
Pianist Gabriela Montero
Cecile Chaminade: Finale from Piano Trio No. 1
Violinist Emil Chudnovsky, cellist Jiri Barta and pianist Hamish Milne
Felix Mendelssohn: String Quartet No. 3 in D Major, Op. 44, No. 1
The Emerson String Quartet
George Enescu: Romanian Rhapsody No. 1
The Vienna Philharmonic with conductor Daniel Barenboim
Josef Suk: Ballad for String Quartet in D Minor
The Suk Quartet
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Rondo a la Turka
Flutists James Galway and Jeanne Galway with the Polish Chamber Orchestra
Christoph Gluck: "Orfeo's Lament" and "Dance of the Blessed Spirits" from "Orfeo"
Pianist Angela Hewitt
Josef Suk: "Pohadka" ("Fairy Tale"), suite for large orchestra
The Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra with conductor Bertrand de Billy
Vincenzo Albrici: "Interludium"
Stockholm Antiqua
Johann Rosenmuller: Sonata a quatro in D Minor
Stockholm Antiqua
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