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If Freckles Could Be Mapped Onto Staff Paper...
If freckles could be mapped onto staff paper...
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Every bookstore should have a piano. Even if hidden.
reading-is-fun:
booklover:
submitted by knoxwords
Shakespeare & Co in Paris.

I think it depends what one means by "ballet". I, for example, do not care for story ballet at all (with the exception of Giselle). But I love abstract classical ballet of all kinds, especially Balanchine, Robbins, Forsythe, Parsons, et al.
likeaprimaballerina:
I don’t understand how people can not like ballet!

I seem to be retumbling a lot of broken pianos. But I'll make up for it, I promise. This Brewster, btw, looks like it was composed of reused pine from some pauper's coffin. I think we can safely say the tone here would have been inappropriate for anything save something extraordinarily percussive and minimal.
