Street Pianos – Rondo Alla Turca (Music Video of the Week)

Music Video of the Week, 4 Nov 2019

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The 5 Browns playing an arrangement and rift of Mozart’s Alla Turca by Greg Anderson.

The video was filmed while playing the international street pianos art called “Play Me, I’m Yours.”

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