Alley Stoughton
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host/producer of Not Brahms and Liszt on WMBR Cambridge ● research professor emerita at Boston University Computer Science ● lives in North Adams, Massachusetts, USA
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@futurebird@sauropods.win Something I've thought about a lot is how the writer of a book or piece of music lays the groundwork for a moment of catharsis. If you take out some of that groundwork, the magic may not happen. For example, the bridge in a song only works because of what came before it.
