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A List of the Columns Michael Friedman Never Wrote

Michael Friedman

Courtesy of New York City Center.

In their post this Monday about , Lorin and Sadie Stein mentioned their surprise that Michael had published just a single piece on the . “Over the years we’d talked about his doing so many different things, on so many different subjects,” they recalled, “from a column on new music at Le Poisson Rouge to

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