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Piano lessons for lawyers/Piano-Mann der Zweite

am 20.09.2005 von http://transblawg.eu

Richard Meyrick, a classical pianist who had to interrupt his career for illness, offers piano lessons to relieve tension. Up to 70% of his clients (pupils?) are lawyers. …

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