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A Beethoven Odyssey, Volume 2 - James Brawn. © 2013 MSR ClassicsSPONSORED: CD Spotlight. Perfect Indeed - More Beethoven from James Brawn, recommended by Andrew Schartmann.
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Cecil Armstrong Gibbs. Photo: The Armstrong Gibbs SocietySPONSORED: Ensemble. Unjustly Neglected - In this specially extended feature, Armstrong Gibbs' re-discovered 'Passion according to St Luke' impresses Roderic Dunnett.
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Art Fire Soul - Piano works of Judith Lang Zaimont. Elizabeth Moak. © 2011 Judith Lang ZaimontSPONSORED: CD Spotlight. An Encyclopedic Recital - Elizabeth Moak plays Judith Lang Zaimont, heard by the late Howard Smith.
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Reginald Twiddlebrain

'Reviewer to the stars.'

'... enough to make one weep.'

'Silence is the only response to a fool.'

Born in Goodview-on-Sewer on 32 March 1938, reviewer Reginald Twiddlebrain wrote the infamous Nights at the Turntable which was published at Music & Vision Magazine in 2009. He has since retired from public life.

 

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