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🎹🎇 To see Martha Argerich perform is an unparalleled experience. The so-called Lionness of the piano is known for her audacity, enthusiasm, and fiery temperament, qualities that breathed incredible caprice and poetry into Bach’s Partita No. 2 in C Minor.

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