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When Petrovich began writing the first few bars of his interpretation, he instantly began feeling jittery.

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When Petrovich began writing the first few bars of his interpretation, he instantly began feeling jittery.

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Sep 27, 2020
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When Petrovich began writing the first few bars of his interpretation, he instantly began feeling jittery.

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It may seem clichéd to say this, it is the classic example of madness, but it actually happened nonetheless: he heard cuckoo clocks bursting out from all corners of his house. He relentlessly muttered the classic Orson Welles monologue: “And what did the Swiss give us? The cuckoo clock! The cuckoo clock!”

THE PERPETUAL DEATH OF THE COMPOSER BY SIMON KING 34THPARALLEL MAGAZINE ISSUE 16

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