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Kate music, now posting on Vulpes Libris, opera January 29, 2015

Read a short piece by me in Vulpes Libris in which I witter on with happy bubbles about Rossini’s La Cerenentola. (Like I know anything about opera.)

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Published January 29, 2015

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