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Seeing the light at the end of the tunnel

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By John Lewis
| Kyabram Free Press Verified
The dedicated spectacles hunter needs a good memory and strong coffee, preferably fresh, to keep going. Hear John Lewis read his column here: Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content As time telescopes to the end of the tunnel, there is something annoyingly familiar on the tiny horizon lit by a halo of light. A pair of glasses. When I retired, I thought fantastic, now I have all the time in the world to do everything I want whenever I want. But it’s not true.
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Seeing the light at the end of the tunnel Original

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By John Lewis
| Shepparton News Verified
The dedicated spectacles hunter needs a good memory and strong coffee, preferably fresh, to keep going. Hear John Lewis read his column here: Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content As time telescopes to the end of the tunnel, there is something annoyingly familiar on the tiny horizon lit by a halo of light. A pair of glasses. When I retired, I thought fantastic, now I have all the time in the world to do everything I want whenever I want. But it’s not true.
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‘Trumpeters? We think we’re the kings of the orchestra’: Wynton Marsalis prepares to blow the Edinburgh festival away

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By John Lewis
| Inkl
‘I was one of the youngest in the orchestra. Now I’m probably the oldest’ … Marsalis. Photograph: PR At Heinz Hall in Pittsburgh, Wynton Marsalis is hard to spot. When he first played this venue, in 1984, he was the prodigious 22-year-old soloist out front, blowing Haydn’s trumpet concerto under the baton of Lorin Maazel. Tonight he is embedded in the machinery: half-hidden behind ranks of strings and woodwind, a black-suited figure in the heart of his own symphony.
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