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Alberto Manguel?s Odd Bolano Pan: Alberto Manguel?s Odd Bolano PanWriter Alberto Manguel is certainly a critic to ... http://bit.ly/dcb5Rr [link]
RT @mattbucher, what's happening re: the dreams in The Part About the Critics http://is.gd/7Z622 [link]
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Friday Classical Music: Arvo Part — Tabula Rasa

The interpretive dancing is a bit much for me, but this is a beautiful piece of music. It’s the first part of a wonderful piece called Tabula Rasa.

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October 12th, 2007 at 7:07 am

Wow, that was not well-choreographed at all. I have 12 or 13 albums by Pärt and have seen many live performances. Love him! He’s certainly a still-living composer not to be missed.

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