The original work is Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Piano Concerto No 5 in D major, KV 175. Part in question is Allegro.
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If you could write the UDR's we might be able to get it
Hello, there is a song floating around the internet often called
"PLANET KRYPTON - Mozart Piano Concerto.mp3" or "Moby Mozart Piano
Concerto.mp3" (or something of the like) that is a wonderful piano
piece (difficult, too!) that is interrupted about 15 seconds in by a
nasty techno breakbeat. It sounds like a hack job that someone did on
their computer. If anyone knows who actually wrote this piece (the
original underlying piano) and what it's called, I would very much like
to know so that I can purchase the original without the techno beat
inserted. It's of a relatively quick tempo and is in 4/4 time.
Thanks in advance.
"PLANET KRYPTON - Mozart Piano Concerto.mp3" or "Moby Mozart Piano
Concerto.mp3" (or something of the like) that is a wonderful piano
piece (difficult, too!) that is interrupted about 15 seconds in by a
nasty techno breakbeat. It sounds like a hack job that someone did on
their computer. If anyone knows who actually wrote this piece (the
original underlying piano) and what it's called, I would very much like
to know so that I can purchase the original without the techno beat
inserted. It's of a relatively quick tempo and is in 4/4 time.
Thanks in advance.
Total Posts: 3 - Pages (1): [1]
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