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Whose notes can be read both from top to bottom and from bottom to top, forming a duet of two violins?

Among the works of Mozart there is an unusual duet for two violins. The musicians should stand facing each other and put the page with the notes between them. Each violin plays a different part, but both parts are recorded on the same page. The violinists begin to read notes from different ends of the sheet, then meet in the middle and again move away from each other, and in general a beautiful melody is obtained.

Authors: Jimmy Wales, Larry Sanger

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