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Harpsichordist Ed Parmentier
Tackling the Italians
posted 3/25/2010
Ed Parmentier has been here so long we sometimes take him for granted. But given his talent and stature, that is something we ought never to do. Since he joined the U-M School of Music faculty in 1976, the long, lean harpsichordist has not only run its harpsichord studio and taught its Baroque music orchestra, he's performed several solo and chamber concerts a
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