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Listening to this Cello World CD I feel as though I were my eight-year-old self listening to cello compilation CD's. It reminds me of how long music has been part of my life. This is what made me fall in love with classical music. The comforting sound of the cello has been part of my life since then and now it resonates with an even deeper richness, burnished with familiarity.
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