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Grotesque Sonatina
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Musiquallan England, UK
Allan F Moore - musicologist, pianist, composer, author, broadcaster, husband, father - whose music combines the vitality of rock and jazz with the harmonies and pacing of contemporary classical and the pianistic textures and voicings of the classical tradition (and the odd touch of irony). But it doesn't always do quite what it says on the tin... ... more
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