74. Exquisite harmony, and the looming of spring.
Mozart, Beethoven, Faure, Schumann.
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SPEAKER_01Last week we concluded with an RF and that's automatic. And it's hard to start a date with a lot of it from the same office. It's already talking about together. It's a point of the data. And also, let's start with the original DLF. Start by giving the colour, I call it a left, and followed immediately with a code of the variation stuff. And microscopy on the left. A couple of the finest bones, you got to fall back. And speaking of love, in a letter to Gabrielle Foray in eighteen ninety seven. I have been at the end in that. The first one, the third, is probably the most famous. But the third, the Giardando Dolly, is widely recognized as the most accomplished of the set for its ability to convey a dreamy and visual imagery of her garden. The tweet concludes with a lively Spanish trot. Next weekend we'll be moving on the clocks forward. And the same weekend, Mark's 184th anniversary of Felix Mandelison Duncan of Robert Hillman.
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