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| − | Born 3rd of Lom, -95 [[EC]], this famous [[Freege Horn]] artist is known primarily for the power of his performances. Rater's career is quite unusual for a [[Freege Horn]] player, not only because his public debut was made at the ripe, old age of 30, but also because he performed his own classical piece, ''Maw of the Chukarandos''. The concert, which was performed for a very small audience on [[Po Mountain]] was said to be so impressive that [[Whostley]], the infamous [[Cadaver, The|'Daver]] keys-man at the time | + | Born 3rd of Lom, -95 [[EC]], this famous [[Freege Horn]] artist is known primarily for the power of his performances. Rater's career is quite unusual for a [[Freege Horn]] player, not only because his public debut was made at the ripe, old age of 30, but also because he performed his own classical piece, ''Maw of the Chukarandos''. The concert, which was performed for a very small audience on [[Po Mountain]] was said to be so impressive that the audience of two was quoted as saying they "... actually felt Ghyll move beneath our feet!" |
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Revision as of 14:06, 5 February 2005
Dibed! Weee! --Doctor Phineas Crank 00:19, 5 Feb 2005 (EST)
Born 3rd of Lom, -95 EC, this famous Freege Horn artist is known primarily for the power of his performances. Rater's career is quite unusual for a Freege Horn player, not only because his public debut was made at the ripe, old age of 30, but also because he performed his own classical piece, Maw of the Chukarandos. The concert, which was performed for a very small audience on Po Mountain was said to be so impressive that the audience of two was quoted as saying they "... actually felt Ghyll move beneath our feet!"
