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Piano Sonata No. 12 In F Major, K. 332: II Adagio (Mozart)

by Streams of Sunlight

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In our pursuit of creating different musical landscapes to help our listeners find peace, calm and presence, we have created a series of soothing classical piano pieces set to a backdrop of nature sounds. Here is Mozart's second movement of his "Piano Concerto no. 12" with the sounds of a rainy afternoon. Please let us know what you think by commenting!

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Streams of SunlightOslo, Norway

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Recent Reviews

Laura

May 2, 2020

Perfect for relaxing the mind and falling asleep peacefuly 🥰

Candace

May 1, 2020

Love this! Thank you! ♡

Stephanie

May 1, 2020

So nice, so refreshing!

Ellie

April 30, 2020

Wonderful, really loved the sound of the rain☔

Leticia

April 30, 2020

Had a very "Pride & Prejudice" feel to it, one of my FAVE movies! Really beautiful. Only wish it were longer.

Pam

April 30, 2020

This was cool as crap. I love how the rainfall stayed in the forefront and the music seemed like a backdrop. Almost like I was standing on a porch in a rain storm, secretly listening to someone play the piano inside the house, as if I didn’t know they could play or they never played with people around. It also took me to a crowded party back in the old days, women in their hoop dresses, men in their, I guess in the day, tuxes. They were all dancing around and around, looking happy and having fun. Thanks for sharing this, it was so calming and fun.

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