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In Greek mythology, the muses were the daughters of Zeus the king of the gods and Mnemosyne the goddess of memory. The muses inspired men to create what we commonly call the fine arts. In this digital realm, you will find music of both high and low culture, from literature to the visual arts to what we narrowly call music in English. Enjoy and be grateful for being human; for the muses have richly blessed our race.

Friday, September 4, A.D. 2009

Rondo alla Turca

Here is a popular treat from Mozart’s Piano Sonata No. 11, the “Alla Turca” Allegretto, played by Italian pianist Massimiliano Ferrati.

I have loved this piece since I first encountered it in cartoons and video games as a child. It is very catchy. Was mehter music really that good?

Posted by Joseph on Friday, September 4, Anno Domini 2009
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