excerpt from 'The music of Edmund Rubbra' pp. 8–9 (96 words)
excerpt from 'The music of Edmund Rubbra' pp. 8–9 (96 words)
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The room I worked in at the university had an upright piano, it is true, but as it and the room itself were used by other students as well, I didn’t get much privacy. However, there was a fairly mature student who didn’t belong to the university. She rejoiced in the name of Eurydice Draconi. She was a fine pianist and a pupil of George Woodhouse. She specialized in Scriabin, so I often retreated to where she lodged in Kings Road, and listened to her playing of his Fourth and Fifth Sonatas. |
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