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“When asked whether he minded if someone smoked in a non-smoking compartment. Certainly not if you don't object if I'm sick.”

Quote by Thomas Beecham

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Thomas Beecham, a British conductor born on April 29, 1879, and died on March 8, 1961, is renowned for his profound understanding and unique interpretation of classical music works. He is best known for his promotion of British opera and his exquisite performances of musical compositions. more

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