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frequent repetition

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See: custom, practice


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In all fairness to the reader, I must point out the frequent repetition of information by Davis.
Using impeccable tone and pacing to read the poem's distinctive meter and frequent repetition, he evokes a feeling of urgency and awe, conveying the inherent message that these are mythic people and epic events.
Stravinsky's Petrushka, with which the programme concluded, was probably the most familiar work of the three for both audience and orchestra, but it's an extremely characterful piece which stands frequent repetition.
 
 
 
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