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At an interview in the back, the author says that Bel Canto was to try to find a way to grieve for the things that you read about in a newspaper. I wouldn't have seen that on my own, but it makes a lot of sense to me. Towards the end, the sadness of knowing that it could not work out well was intense. I wasn't fond of the epilogue, though it did make perfect sense to me as a next step. But I think the book would have been stronger without it.
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This story had me hooked right from the beginning. The writer did a great job of showing a disparate group of people being drawn closer and closer together. For me, the epilogue was not very convincing, but overall it was a beautiful depiction of love and the love of music.
Nov 21, 2010
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