Posted by Jeremy Weissmann on July 08, 19104 at 21:31:57:

In Reply to: Re: Arnaldo Cohen and Huguenots Fantasy posted by Roger Daltrey on July 08, 19104 at 20:40:28:

I actually think I might try to play it. Aside from the huge leaps in the right hand at the end, it's totally playable. Of course, I will play "Cohen's version", whatever version that might be: I'm convinced it takes the best of what's there.

+j

PS Anyone in the Chicago area want to sing Liszt's requiem?

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