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	<title>Comments on: On the Road with Joanne Robinson: Show #213 Burlington, VT</title>
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		<title>By: On the Road with Joanne Robinson: Show 215 Portland, ME &#171; From the Top Green Room</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[[...] Another thrilling part of tonight&#8217;s show was Christopher O&#8217;Riley&#8217;s break piece. For those of you who have never been to a live taping, the break piece is a solo Chris plays at the midpoint of each show. When the program airs, you only get to hear a small portion of the break piece performance, but the live audience hears the whole thing. Sometimes Chris plays traditional classical repertoire and sometimes he plays new interpretations of music from other genres. For this show, he did something completely unique – he premiered a piece written by a 17-year-old composer from Vermont. That composer&#8217;s name is Tim Woos, and Chris met him when he was featured on a show we taped last month in Burlington, Vermont (airing this May). [...]]]></description>
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