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…Had to read that twice…misogynist?!…Oh musicologist! 🙂
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I have read your story about the Anglican Church in Bucharest and I like it. Next to the church is a nice neighborhood: https://townoflovers.wordpress.com/2014/11/16/finding-myself-wondering-aimlessly-in-the-streets-of-bucharest/
And also Bucharest is a place for listening good music. The Romanian Athenaeum (Romanian: Ateneul Român), a beautiful concert hall in the center of Bucharest has an amazing acoustic.
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