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BLOKH - Swiss, opera "Macbeth"

GRIG - Norwegian, suite "Peer Gynt"

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LIST - Hungarian, symphonic poems "Orpheus", "Hidalgo", "Prometheus"

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BENOIS - Belgian

BERIO - Belgian

BRAHMS - Hungarian

BULL - Norwegian

VIVES - Spanish

GUERT - Spanish

DEPRET - Dutch

LEGAR - Hungarian, operetta "Frasquita"

NIKISH - Hungarian

NOVAK - Czech

SOLER - Spanish

FIBICH - Czech

CHOPIN - Polish composer and pianist

YAMADA - Japanese

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ABSIL - Belgian

BARBER - American

BARTOK - Hungarian

BRETON - Spanish

VIETHANE - Belgian.

DOPPER - Dutch

KNESHEK - Austrian

OBRECHT - Dutch

OKEGEM - Dutch

PAPER - Dutch

STAMIC - Czech

ENESCU - Romanian

Erkel - Hungarian

JANACEK - Czech

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Britten - English

GERSHWIN - American

DVORZAK - Czech, operas: "Armada", "Dmitry", "Mermaid", "Stubborn", "Jacobin"

DRESDEN - Dutch

KALMAN - Hungarian, operettas "Maritza", "Silva", "La Bayadere"

CASALS - Spanish

MONUSHKO - Polish, operas: "Beate", "Pariy", "Pebble"

NIELSEN - Danish

ORMANDI - American

PEDREL - Spanish

purcell - english

SMETANA - Czech, operas: "Libuše", "Delibor"

FÖRSTER - Czech

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ALBENIS - Spanish

ATANASOV - Bulgarian

BARBNERI - Spanish

VERHULST - Dutch

GRANADOS - Spanish

MITSUKURI - Japanese

NABUTOKI - Japanese

OGINSKY - Polish, polonaise "Farewell"

SARASATE - Spanish

SIBELIUS - Finnish, opera "Oedipus"

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WIENIAWSKI - Polish

DIPENBROK - Dutch

ZHELENSKY - Polish

KAMENSKY - Polish

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KUPRINSKY - Polish

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PADEREWSKI - Polish

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