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Tuesday, January 16, 2007.9:06 PM

Mozart Duo

Overall not too bad...but the original cello bits sometimes gets eaten away in the heavy double bass. Towards the end you see the cellist frantically tapping his foot away to get the parts right together...The original Bassoon and Cello duo's still the best!

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