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ORFEO – Richard Powers composes beautiful music with his words

Posted on September 12, 2015 by dannyashkenasi

I just finished reading Orfeo by Richard Powers. I have never before read literature that so beautifully and evocatively captures music, describing actual works of music, conjuring imaginary works, evoking the process of composing, with such detailed brilliance and clarity … Continue reading →

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