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The penultimate performance of Symphony Silicon Valley's season brings two of the greatest Germanic composers together under the same roof--bridging nearly 200 years of European orchestral tradition. Bach's "Chaconne" was originally written for solo violin, but has since been rearranged for just about every instrument. Symphony SV plays an orchestral version of the work. Composed in 1905, Gustav Mahler’s Symphony No. 5 is a sprawling opus known for its epic and triumphant horns, as well as its opening nod to fellow Austrian Ludwig van Beethoven. Director Tatsuya Shimono leads the ensemble
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