10 classical gems for your listening pleasure presented as a conversation

1. Lacrimosa of Mozart, a sublime high point in composed music taken from his renowned Requiem, which is great from start to finish
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1.2 Mozart then adds (ty CoffeeCat for this :))
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2. Vivaldi wants to speak
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3. But then Bach said
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4. Over to you Liszt
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5. Erik Satie stands up and says
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6. To which Scarlatti replied
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7. Then Prokofiev mentioned this for awhile
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8. However Purcell, while languorously smoking his opium pipe said
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9. Fassbinder steps in here and reminds us what his leitmotif was, and insists on saying that it was not, it's just the creator of this playlist that thinks so, Handel, the floor is yours
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10. Beethoven brings this to a rousing conclusion, boy this was for me in the late 90s the pinnacle of music, not this recording, for finding the best recording would take up too much time
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