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    Oh OK haha. No, I wan't offended at all—I just didn't want you to think that I wrote such preposterous ideas :).

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    Haha, I saw that you recently criticized a thread that I started, the one about whether non-classical is just as difficult as classical. Just so you know, if you go back and reread the OP, you will realize that I was simply posting an article that I had read and wanted to hear people's opinions on it. In actuality, I disagree with the article almost entirely. Just so you weren't under the impression that I find Bieber and Skrillex "great works of art" ;) .

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    Hey, Del: I sent you a muddled message about Not Reading. Mea Culpa and apologies, one line down in my tiny computer screen was an inquiry asking who I was and what was my training - I mistook it as coming from you. Puts in question which of us is the more addled at times :)

    This is a rag-taggle group - but no completely hopeless (or only a few) Bunnies. So, addicted what I am, at least there is a bit more here (to say the least) than Y/A - all is relative, however....

    Best regards, Petr

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    thanks very much for posting the alain. i have not heard that piece since the '90's when I heard it in an organ recital here in sydney. the piece then struck me as both being so ancient and yet so modern at the same time. i'll have to get a recording of it for sure, probably the naxos. i love the frech organ composers - widor, boellmann, durufle, langlais, etc. great sound on that youtube clip too...

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    Hi...Well...My father was British, I was born in Argentina and my mother was French...I loved what you have said and I believe in many cases we have (and we share) the same philosophy of life.

    Sincerely,

    Martin
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