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    Beautiful playing. What a fun tune. I am going to put it on my list. Nice.
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    Bravissimo! A sparkling energetic rendering. I was surprised at the tonality~ lots of delicious Neapolitan flavor with a healthy dose of the innate Arabic spice. We forget how much influence they had on Calace's mandolin tradition.

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    Bravo!! nicely done, Orkun!
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