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Guardame las Vacas by Lucas Ruiz de Ribayaz is a harp consort that was written in Spain during the baroque period, which was in 1677. The selection I heard on 91.7 FM was performed by Andrew Lawrence-King. This musical piece caught my attention because of how soothing but upset the harp sounded. I was able to connect with this selection because I felt the Spanish sensation run down my spin. I felt the sadness in the song that it made me develop a knot in my throat.

Hungarian Dance No. 21 by Johannes Brahms is an orchestral piece. The Hungarian Dances consist of twenty-one lively songs that were completed in 1869. When this selection came on I felt like if I were a ballerina. It was as if I could dance on the tip of my toes and do dozens of

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