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Finale from Robert Cunningham's Horn Trio

United StatesPublished February 24, 2018

Views 2.27K  |  Likes 87  |  Comments 70
Views#1,914,541Global
Views#357,320United States

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RobertCunninghamsMusicRobertCunninghamsMusic
19.6K subs168 videosDec 2015

This video has 2.27K views and 87 likes, ranking #1,914,541 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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2,270

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87

Comments

70

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Total (all-time): $2 – $5

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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The third and final movement of the Horn Trio by Robert Cunningham, marked "Allegro scherzando," conjures up the frenzied excitement of the hunt. With Cari Sue Jackson (violin), Martha Sharpe (horn), and the composer at the piano. Composed in 1994. This first-ever recording of the challenging work was made in Septembe…

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February 24, 2018
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