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I actually haven't listened to it in a while, but I remember thinking for a long time that Mozart's string quintet in G minor -- K. 516 -- was one of the very darkest pieces I had ever heard.
A rare period performance. You can actually hear the lines....





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i notice a dark air is all around BrightCecilia ... O_O

first we have dark music, now LeClair's Murder ... @_@
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