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    How Satie liberated music

    Jan 20, 2022 2 minutes
    ILLUSTRATION: MARIA CORTE MAIDAGAN

    While late-Romanticism was at its height, a cabaret pianist was turning music on its head. Tom Service celebrates the legacy of the great eccentric, Erik Satie

    The day I visited Erik Satie’s grave in Arcueil, the southern suburb of Paris where he lived and died in 1925 – as a.

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