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Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Why do we cry when something is beautiful?
Because it is too beautiful, too beautiful to last.
--Michael Tilson Thomas on Mahler Symphony No. 1, Mvt III, at 5:20-7:00 below (Bernstein conducting):
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