08 January 2009
Gran Torino: masterpiece
Already picking up huge word of mouth, I affirm that Gran Torino is unquestionably a masterpiece, must-see, period.
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Heinrich Schütz (1585-1672)
•Very serious scholar and musician
•Unquestionably the greatest German composer before Bach
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