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The Chopin Currency: Feb. 6, 2008

Posted in Chopin Currency, Garrison Keillor, Ingrid Fliter, Michael Costello, Piers Lane on Feb 6th, 2008

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Chopin inspires pianist performing at Capitol Friday
Northumberland Today - Cobourg,Ontario,Canada
With his perfect marriage between playing style and musical material, pianist Michael Costello is Chopin. Those who have seen Mr. Costello perform rave …
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