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broodings

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broodings [ˈbruːdɪŋs] NPLmeditaciones fpl


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How and why we buy books and read them can never be as compelling as broodings on the texts themselves.
Deep cello broodings are joined by muted brass, later to erupt into edgy sax-led swing and spooky vocal impressions of wah-wah horns, and the long East Stratford Too-Doo is a tone-colour exploration from which emerges a series of softly-swaying themes, a violin break that stirs up a groove, a pastoral flute reverie, and then a stomping swinger.
However, it repays the listener's effort with its insights and existential broodings.
 
 
 
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