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Originally Posted by skaltezon
Chopin's Nocturne No. 2 in E-Flat Major, Op. 9
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I think this was the music used on German TV just before it went off the air a little after midnight in the '80s. I watched to the very end many times, so I must have heard the piece often, the result being that when I hear it I always expect to see an analog TV's static noise, which I now know is due partly to cosmic microwave background radiation picked up by the antenna (Cool!).
Since this memory made me think back, I suddenly recalled a little piano piece I liked to play a portion of when I was a child. I felt it was very pretty. I just looked it up online and found out it is an easy listening song by a Canadian pianist, Frank Mills, who became famous for it in the '70s:
"Music Box Dancer" (Frank Mills) - piano only version
Tim O'Neill, pianist