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Schubert's Grand Duo (D. 812), orchestrated by Raymond Leppard.

Schubert wrote this Grand Duo as a piano duet in 1824. Robert Schumann, among many others, seemed to think that this work was either an arrangement of a symphony already written, or the first version of a work that he would score later as a symphony. Joseph Joachim, a great violinist, for whom Brahms wrote his Violin Concerto Op. 77, decided to orchestrate this Grand Duo in 1855. Stylistic accuracy was not his main concern. His orchestration was more typical of a Brahms symphony. Raymond Leppard decided to re-orchestrate this great work more in the style of Schubert himself, using the similar style and instrumentation Schubert incorporated in the "Unfinished Symphony" of 1822, written two years previous to this Grand Duo.

This performance by the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Raymond Leppard in November 1990.