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Chinese liberation music

Trevor | 15 December 2005 2:09 PM | Les bourgeois, Of music, Splog

I am told that, during a recent Shanghai performance of The Messiah, the tenors got confused and lost during the chorus “Let us break our bonds asunder,” presumably for fear they’d be despised and rejected thereafter.

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