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Comments [4]
Hi Mike and Dan --
We think the piece of music is the end of the middle movement of the Dvorak Cello Concerto. Indeed, beautiful!
Thanks much for listening,
Jenny
Wow, what is the name of the string piece. Beautiful
Edit question- The Piano Piece was streaming from the Lion's website...
What is the name of the piece playing during the Lion segment? (The string bit, not the piano piece...)
Thanks,
m.
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