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Clinton, thank you for so generously providing information regarding this work!

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Looks like it’s supposed to be a recording studio.

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I might be mistaken, but she appears to be an actress playing the role of a harpist.

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A judge, the pope, and a conductor are all bragging about the respect accorded them.

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Good news:

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Jerusha, my Boss Dr. Beat goes down to 30, but sometimes that still is not slow enough.

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Thanks for your advice, everyone!

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Clinton, I appreciate your very helpful (as always) information.

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Mr. S, I have nothing at all against the Erdeli edition except the appearance of the printed pages.

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Ian, I respectfully disagree.

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Donna, I believe these are known as “frustration” dreams in “shrink” world, and they are shared by almost everyone in some form.

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Catherine, yes.

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The last two pages of the final movement of the Sibelius Symphony No. 1. The part literally looks like wallpaper.

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Jennifer, I have been using Concedo guts in the fourth and fifth octaves on my 23 for a number of years.

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Saul, Beatrice Rose’s book “The Harp in the Orchestra” cites many of my personal pet peeves, with which Richard Strauss’ music abounds.

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