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Rusalka Reh, author of the forthcoming AmazonCrossing novel "Pizzicato" February, has two new books on the summer 2011 list: "The Secret of the Water Knight" and "This Brave Balance."
AmazonCrossing Announces Late Spring and Summer 2011 Publishing List - Yahoo! Finance 2011
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Rusalka Reh, author of the forthcoming AmazonCrossing novel "Pizzicato" February, has two new books on the summer 2011 list: "The Secret of the Water Knight" and "This Brave Balance."
AmazonCrossing Announces Late Spring and Summer 2011 Publishing List - Yahoo! Finance 2011
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Now with Kashkashian mostly on the first part, these delectable miniatures provided a series of diversions for the ear, songs of burlesque comedians, rustic dances, a delicate balalaika-like serenade (the "Pizzicato"), and especially the breathless, buzzy exchange of the "Dance of the Fly."
Ionarts 2009
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The "I Want You Back" remix by Pizzicato Five's Konishi Yasuharu is so innocently exuberant, it seems like an appropriate musical antidepressant.
We can rock forever 2009
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The "I Want You Back" remix by Pizzicato Five's Konishi Yasuharu is so innocently exuberant, it seems like an appropriate musical antidepressant.
fourfour: 2009
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Sony was able to get a lot of good bands like Mean Machine, Chara, Pizzicato Five, Supercar, Tommy February onto TV.
Néojaponisme » Blog Archive » Japanese Music: 2000-2009 2010
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Pizzicato Five was 100x more Saint Etienne than Saint Etienne would ever be.
Néojaponisme » Blog Archive » Japanese Music: 2000-2009 2010
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Her authority in creating pointework passages for her female dancers, most notably in the symphony's second, "Playful Pizzicato," movement, sparkles with the insights of someone who learned such clear yet intricate footwork by performing the illuminating complexities of Balanchine ballets, the bedrock works of NYCB.
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(Soundbite of "Jazz Pizzicato") DOWELL: "Jazz Pizzicato," a minute and a half of energetic plucking, was Anderson's first composition, and it was debuted by Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops in 1938.
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(Soundbite of "Jazz Pizzicato") DOWELL: "Jazz Pizzicato," a minute and a half of energetic plucking, was Anderson's first composition, and it was debuted by Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops in 1938.
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