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by Peter Sis
Acclaimed artist Peter Sís introduces very young children to the child genius Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in this picture book tribute to the beauty of listening, looking, imagining, and -- most of all -- playing!
"A virtuoso performance from a true maestro of his craft." - PW.
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