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3 Rosemary Brown (1916–2001) achieved fame in the 1960s and 1970s due to her claim that several famous composers were dictating new compositions to her from beyond the grave.
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11 See Allegro non troppo, directed by Bruno Bozzetto, (c) Madman films, 1977 (DVD 2005).
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