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This is one of Thomson's five songs set to the words of William Blake.

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A Bach fugue from The Well-Tempered Clavier, followed by an orchestral distortion of it in Paul Hindemith's "Ragtime."

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Just try to do something inelegant while listening to this. You can't.

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Wigmore Hall in London regularly broadcasts and posts live performances by world-famous artists on Youtube. This performance of Debussy by the pianist Stephen Osborne was broadcast just last week, and is very typical of the wonderful videos that have been posted.

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This is a performance of Caroline Shaw's song "Cant voi l'aube" by Anna Sophie Von Otter and the string quartet Brooklyn Rider.

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