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11 mins Celebrate spring by discovering the most well-known expression of spring in classical music. Watch (and listen) to a performance of Spring from Vivaldi's Four Seasons performed by the Moscow City Symphony.
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GLANAMMAN
CARMARTHENSHIRE
51.8°N, 3.93°W
Sunrise: 05:07
Sunset: 19:21
Moon Phase: waxing gibbous
Weather: broken clouds, 10°C max, 2°C min
“Tomorrow, do thy worst, for I have lived today.”
JOHN DRYDEN