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the dividing wall between the blood-stained realities of twenty-first century urban America and the sublime mysticism of an opaque universe

while being exposed to the jazz that was so much part of the city life

It may seem strange to associate Charles-Marie Widor (the foremost organ virtuoso of his day) with the restrained art-form of the French mélodie

Beck on guitar

Tom Collier - Plays Haydn, Mozart, Telemann & Others AEC Video and TROUBLEFor this recording, Tom Collier has arranged works mostly composed for two violins and has adapted them for marimba and vibraphone. His first encounter with music for marimba occurred in the late 1950's when he learned from transcriptions of great violin pieces, some of the only published music available for mallet instruments at the time. This recording marks Collier's return to his earliest musical roots as a student. Director of Percussion at the

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