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Who Says Classical Music Is Dull?

By The Daily Dish

Feb 16 2007, 3:58 AM ET

There's a huge, juicy scandal unfolding ... about a celebrated musician's recordings. The scandal is ... the pianist may not exist. Or her recordings may be elaborate hoaxes. Gramophone News has the scoop. [The first version of this post erroneously referred to her as a singer.]

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