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Author: alex fell
Date: 2012-08-20 10:52
p.p.s. On a slightly spooky note the day he died I was wondering how he was and Breakfast TV for some inexplicabe reason played the Mozart quintet and I recognised his playing. It turned out to be the time he died. He had a very distinctive pure and unmistakeable tone which really separated the men from the boys. Nothing breathy and woody and perfect intonation.
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