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All this week, Symphony Hall explores "musical postcards," sonic sketches of geographical places, beginning tonight with impressions of Paris and the French countryside from Gershwin, Poulenc and D’Indy.
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Comments [2]
I am disappointed at your "upgrade" because now I cannot hear the music.
I really don't want snazzy "innovations" - I want siple functionality and Rock /solid reliability.
With this change both have been lost.
My use of your service is as an accompaniment to my work, and I just don't have the t ime to play around with getting a fragile system to work.
RLS
For one of my teenage birthdays my mother bought me a copy of An American in Paris (on vinyl) and I have never stop loving this beautiful piece of music.
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