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Today in the Cordillera of the Andes
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Romberg/ Siranossian - Violin Concertos AEC Video Today in the Cordillera ofBorn in Lower Saxony just three years before Beethoven, the violinist Andreas Romberg (1767 1821) was, like him, a virtuoso instrumentalist of precocious gifts. His career too was radically affected by the Napoleonic Wars and a formative encounter with Haydn. And, as with Beethoven, his most popular work was a choral setting of a poem by Schiller: Das Lied von der Glocke, premiered in 1809. Romberg wrote an enormous number of violin concertos, but