Sinfonia Concertante for Violin and Viola in E- Flat, Mozart

[oneighty]

Why? To put some beauty into the Lounge! Why? Cause I want to.

Hey Jitterbug! Hey MuseRider! Hey Skittles!

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[Snow]

1. Mozart...Yawn

"Violin Sonata in D Minor (La Folia)", Arcangelo Corelli.

[pscot]

2. Ah, Corelli

Muscular baroque.

[oneighty]

3. I will have to look for that

Thanks.

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[JitterbugPerfume]

4. Hey oneighty

you have given me the gift of music many times and for that I thank you

(((((((HUG))))))) from Jitterbug

[WannaJumpMyScooter]

5. No. Thank you shipmate.

Did you find out anything about which we shared PM's the other night. I found those people I knew also oddly tight-lipped about it as well.

[oneighty]

6. No, the lid is on that DU business

And will remain so for years. I think.

Hope for the best,Plan for the worst.

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[pagerbear]

7. How dare you?!!!!

Mozart is God! Kneel and worship the master!

OK, Mozart and Bach are co-Gods.

[Snow]

8. Okay, I'll give you Mozart's vocal stuff, especially

since he's a western composer who actually included basso profundo roles in his operas, thereby giving me something to sing that's not written in Russian - a major plus. But the chamber music & the symphonies? - fizzy, bubbly, and okay to hear live.

For strings chamber music, I love Dvorak almost as much as Corelli. For choir accompanied by pitch pipe, it's Tallis, Gregorio, and Josquin, in no particular order.

[hayu_lol]

9. Snow...

For those interested in Mozart...there is always his 'Musical Joke' to liven up gatherings. It is the wild unrepressed Mozart at his best.