Cavatina (song)
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Cavatina is a classical guitar piece by Stanley Myers most famous for its role as the theme from The Deer Hunter; ironically, the most famous individual recording of the piece is that of John Williams, independent of the film which made it famous.
It is also known as a staple of buskers, despite its high technical requirements.
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This piece of music is also played at the end of the Battlestar Galactica (2003) episode 'Scar' where Starbuck toasts the memory of dead pilots.
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