September 8, 2014

Themes from a Summer

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* Eric McDowell *

This summer I read two books about music, equally fascinating on their own and even more so in combination.

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By Eric McDowell

* Eric McDowell *

This summer I read two books about music, equally fascinating on their own and even more so in combination.

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