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Two Halves That Made A Hole

April 08, 2015
by Caroline Miller
Christopher Beam, Hiroshima symphony, Japan's Beethoven, Momouri Samuragochi, musical fraud, Phantom of the Orchestra, Takashi Niigaki
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The cliché is that “fact is stranger than fiction.” It isn’t, of course.  Fiction is unbounded by place, time, space and the laws of physics.  Yet when truth presses against the limits of reality, the effect can seem larger than fiction, overturning what we think we know.  M
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