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The Musical Platypus

The Musical Platypus Bob Hart

Music is the universal language. As the platypus defies the normal categories, I refuse to be limited to any one musical genre. "There are only two kinds of music: Good music, and the other kind." -Duke Ellington

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  • The Musical Platypus Bob Hart

    Robert Warren Hart Jr. is the middle section of the Hart Brothers concerto (with David Bentley Hart and Addison Hodges Hart). Anglican priest, theologian, musical composer, keyboard artist (piano and organ), Bach fanatic and Beatles fan.

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