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              <text>Talk by Brian Mann. 2 - "The Walküre of the Piano" October, 8, 2026, Wednesday. See next few entries.</text>
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              <text>Brian Mann gave a talk under the auspices of the. Emeriti Steering Committee</text>
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              <text>Twice a year the Emeriti of Vassar College sponsor a talk. This one was by Brian Mann about the Teresa Carreño collection at Vassar College and his work on the collection. Ordinarily I try and enter the names of those in Group photographs, but I am intently trying to catch up a bit with these photographic projects, so for not I will let that go, and nay eventually come back to this entry. As usual the talk was held in the Alumnae House Living Room.</text>
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