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Article | A11 ancient Chinese New

Year's poem begins "the creatures of the Zodiac have trampled over us once more". The author was, of course, referring to the turning of a lunar-solar year with its attendant corrections, reflections and resolutions. But we musicians have another sort of year that seems to measure our reality...

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