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Decomposed

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Decomposed breaks down the stories that shaped classical music, from secrets and scandals to acts of sheer genius. Hosted by Jade Simmons.

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Decomposed | Decomposed Decomposed Heartbreak. Scandal. Acts of genius. “The perfect mix of drama and art.” - The AV Club more ways to subscribe Latest Episode Play May 14, 2019 “There is only one Beethoven” Recent Episodes View All Play “There is only one Beethoven” May 14, 2019 Everybody knows the Beethoven story: He’s a brilliant composer who faced hearing loss; a genius who couldn’t listen to his own masterpieces. But there’s a different way to consider the story we think we know. Play Symphony for a starving city May 7, 2019 Making music under Stalin was a dangerous undertaking — it could end with applause or in a prison camp. In the brutal grip of World War II, Shostakovich composed a symphony so powerful, it was smuggled halfway around the world in order to be played. Play “Why did you betray me?” April 30, 2019 This is the story of two letters Tchaikovsky received in the mail. One would lead to his greatest mistake; the other to the ...

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