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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Michael Graubart
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07 July 2004, pp. 82-83
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In replying to Julian Silverman's reply to me, entitled ‘Did Anybody have to be Schoenberg?’, in the letters pages of Tempo Volume 58, no.227, I should like to take the opportunity to respond first to Christopher Wintle's letter above.

London, Royal Academy of Music, Pēteris Vasks Piano Quartet
Martin Anderson
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19 May 2004, pp. 76-77
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Latvian Independence Day, 18 November (commemorating the day 85 years ago when Latvia proclaimed its independence from Russia), was marked in London by a mini-concert in the Royal Academy of Music: a handful of Romantic songs by Emils Dārziņş, delivered in the rich bass voice of Pauls Putninş, and the first UK performance of Pēteris Vasks's Piano Quartet, composed in 2000.

Letter to the Editor
Mark Doran
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19 May 2004, p. 79
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I am grateful to Stewart R. Craggs for his kind comments (‘Letters to the Editor’, Tempo 227), and happy to say that I wholeheartedly endorse his other observations – to the extent, in fact, that I hope I may be permitted to amplify one of them.

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