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12 mins On this day in 1875, one of the most famous pieces of classical music was premiered: Vltava, by Bedrich Smetana, evoking the Vltava River that runs through the Czech Republic. Hear the evokation of the Czech countryside as you see the piece performed by - who else - the Czech Philharmonic.
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52.42°N, 0.75°E
Sunrise: 05:24
Sunset: 18:35
Moon Phase: waning gibbous
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