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The overture to Idomeneo is an excellent day starter as well. And of course, Don Giovanni. Or even Cosi fan tutti. Oh heck, any of them!
I'm thinking that a stiff shot of loud death-metal might work even better for you.
*gasp*
Chris, I wanted to wake up a little, not to have an early-morning heart attack!
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