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Old 05-05-2017, 01:30 AM   #1698
GtrsRGr8
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Despite the fact that Sergei Rachmaninov is a well-known name in classical music, I can't identify him as the composer of any particular well-known classical piece or, at least, am unaware of any of the songs that he composed.

That is one reason that I was excited to find out that YourClassical's free piece for today, Friday (and extending through the rest of the weekend), comes from Rachmaninoff.

This piece is called, Vocalise in E minor.

The piece is heavy on the cello. But the notes are so high that my untrained ears cannot distinguish it from violin music. If there was a little bit more of it in the song than there is, I would consider it annoying.

This is still a relatively gentle piece, as reflected in the fact that this piece comes from a Naxos album called Chill with Rachmaninov.

Get the free MP3 from this webpage.

See you here, again, Monday (unless someone else wishes to post Monday's).

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