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April 2013


Evening Études: Linda and Dwight Ost of 28th Street traveled down to Half Moon Bay in early February to join other music lovers in a wistful farewell to a grand piano. The “Sunset Piano” was the idea of musician and artist Mauro Ffortissimo, who had inherited the old instrument but knew it was beyond repair. He and friends hauled the piano to a cliff above the ocean, and at dusk for two weeks played their musical tributes, finally bidding goodbye on Valentine’s night. Linda Ost took this photo of husband Dwight at the keyboard, and sent the Voice her moving account of their evening with The Piano at Half Moon Bay.

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Calendar
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Who to Call at City Hall
Letters to the Editor

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