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The pleasures of lousy baseball are so bound up with cloying romanticism, about Chicago's crumbling old yard and Boston fans who only got to enjoy a championship as octogenarians, that you have to be cautious about touting them, so that string music doesn't start swelling.
WSJ: How to Enjoy Lousy Baseball
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Coleman has written music outside of the jazz realm, including string quartets, music for dance, woodwind quintets, and in the early 1970s, a symphony called Skies of America, composed with support from his Guggenheim Foundation Grant.
NPR: Coleman's 'Grammar' Proves Prize-Worthy
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Some powerful string-pullers in music and politics in Vienna seem to think so.
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