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August 11, 2017

“Procession” by Paul White

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      Paul White August 11, 2017 · Reply

      Dear Anna, I am greatly honoured by your wonderful performance of “Procession”. You have interpreted the music exactly as I intended it, with your very sensitive and expressive playing. Your subtle use of dynamics and tempo rubato contributes greatly to the emotional intensity of the music. Your very nice costume, the pleasant surroundings and excellent video production also enhance the effect of this outstanding presentation. Thank you once again for your magnificent work on this project !

      With best wishes,
      Paul

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