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by @traci-sims

It was the Telemann, wasn't it? The slow honeyed complaint of the violin produced those hot tears on your pale cheek, While the cello brought forth the deep sweet pain of remembered love, The recorder sighed with you as golden nights of wonder and romance were recalled, cherished, and banished to the ether once more, And the harpsichord sparkled sadly as it observed your sobbing drooping form on the couch, its tinkling notes caressing you as it attempted to soothe and bring resolution and peace... It's not your fault, Georg Phillip, How could you know that your shimmering masterwork Would bring the piercing ache of lost and unrequited love?
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Georg Phillip Telemann was a contemporary of the Baroque period's greatest composer, J.S. Bach. In his day, Telemann was actually considered to be the greater composer. His works are gorgeous, sensual, witty, and sublime. If you like classical, give him a try🎶🎵!

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