I Really Should Be Practicing
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I Really Should Be Practicing
Gary Graffman, in one of the great performances of his career, "plays it as it lays," taking the reader behind the scenes for an unrivaled - and unvarnished - look at the training, travel, and travail facing those who spend their lives on the concert stage.
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