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Today's Piano Puzzler

Mar 24, 2024
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​From the archives.  This week, the contestant is Joseph Gewirtz of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.  For the longest time, while I could tell where the hidden song was, I just couldn't nail it -- and then finally did.  (It was quite clear, needless to say, when later played a second time.)  My guess for the composer style was not only one of Mr. Gewirtz's guesses, but was born the same year as the composer who was the correct answer, and also the same year of a third even-more renowned composer.  And all three wrote in somewhat the same style.  The correct answer though is the least-famous of the three.


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