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The emphasis throughout the one-hour concert is wisely on melody and rhythm, the two key components of any enduring concert hall repertoire, no matter what some of today's sgueaky gate composers may wish to foist upon us.
He stated that: "Even in the eyes of those who would foist upon us elected presidents as an alternative, she (the Queen) has been a magnificent figurehead.
 
 
 
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