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Old 01-24-2017, 02:11 AM   #1338
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YourClassical has another Mozart piece as their freebie of the day today.

Granted, Mozart was a prolific composer, but it still seemed unusual to get two free Mozart pieces in a row. Coincidence, maybe? Curious, I checked Wikipedia and noticed that his birthday is this week. Perhaps that is the reason for the Mozart pieces. If so, we may have a Mozart-A-Thon on our hands, with pieces from him for the rest of the week, because his birthday is still several days away.

The piece comes from a Naxos album, once again. The album is Mozart: String Quartets, K. 172-173 and K. 575, 'Prussian No. 1'. The dedicated webpage for the album is here. The Eder Quartet is the ensemble credited with the performances on the album.

The particular piece from the album that YourClassical offers free to us today is String Quartet No. 21 "Prussian": II. Andante. I liked the piece. But, I generally like stringed instruments (all the way up (or down, depending upon your feelings) to the electric guitar. ha). Much of Mozart's work is very lively, this piece was subdued--also a plus in my book.

You can download the free MP3 from this webpage. Click on the "Direct MP3 download link." From the same webpage, you can stream the piece, also, should that be your desire.

Should this be of interest to you for any reason, the free piece is 4 minutes, 28 seconds long.

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