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  <abstract>Ever wonder who composed that tune you've heard before? Even if we were not aware of it, all of us grew up listening to classical music in cartoons, movies, and other settings. With our new series, Heard Before Classical Hits, you'll be sure to recognize the relaxing, uplifting, and beautiful classical music we're all familiar with. Enjoy!</abstract>
  <note>Content:   Pictures at an Exhibition -- Dance of Persian Girls -- Daybreak on the Moskva River -- Gopak -- Introduction to the Opera Sorochinsky Fair -- Walpurgis Night (Night on Bald Mountain</note>
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