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Well if that is the free cd you get I will say the score is by LIBERACE[HA-HA]
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Jul 7, 2013 - 12:00 PM
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Last Child
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could it be one of the usual suspects shown on the MMM site? Amfitheatrof, Daniele Axt, William Bakaleinikoff, Mischa Buttolph, David Carmichael, Ralph Carras, Nicholas Diamond, David Dolan, Robert Emmett Duning, George Gertz, Irving Gilbert, Herschel Gold, Ernest Goodwin, Ron Greene, Walter Grofé, Ferde Heymann, Werner Hollander, Frederick Kaper, Bronislau Lavagnino, Angelo Francesco Levy, Sol P. Mancini, Henry Raksin, David Roemheld, Heinz Roger, Roger Rosen, Milton Salter, Hans J. Sawtell, Paul Shefter, Bert Stein, Herman Stevens, Leith Snell, Dave Steiner, Max Stothart, Herbert Webb, Roy
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Whatever it is, if it's from MMM it'll be first-class..... J.
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I haven't a clue, but found both pieces intriguing. Then again, my faith in MMM is always such that I get whatever they offer us, familiar or otherwise. I will say that, in the second selection, I enjoyed a (purely coincidental) resemblance between a six-note motif and one in Skinner's SON OF FRANKENSTEIN.
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I think everyone should stop guessing, and I apologize for such a hard question! Dave, why don't you just tell us what these "three, four, or five" may be... and period!
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