Lynette Gaines
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Amor Towles:
I have been searching for over two hours, trying to find the page that describes Count Rostov discovering that Nina has been taking private piano lessons. He is particularly pleased at how well she has mastered a classical piece that was named in the book and we are given the impression that it is well known. I wanted to go to YouTube and play it but didn't write down the name of the piece. Will you help me?
Amor Towles
Lynette,
It is Sofia who plays the piano, not Nina.
I believe what you are looking for is in the opening pages of the 1950 chapter.
Best,
AT
It is Sofia who plays the piano, not Nina.
I believe what you are looking for is in the opening pages of the 1950 chapter.
Best,
AT
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