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Dear Sally Kindberg
I was so pleased to run across your notebook pages about the National Portrait Gallery concert. Not just because you really had brilliantly articulated the Stravinsky ‘Little Tich’ moment (true quartet-cubism), but that you so carefully and touchingly drew attention to the moving exhibit. I have set up a link to your page on my website, and been circulating it to my friends in the Quartet, NPG and the Royal Academy of Music. Really much appreciated. Thanks so much.
Peter Sheppard Skaerved (violinist/Kreutzer Quartet)