A little sign of an entrance.wav

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"A little sign of an entrance is the one that made it alike. If it were smaller it was not alike and it was so much smaller that a table was bigger. A table was much bigger, very much bigger. Changing that made nothing bigger, it did not make anything bigger littler, it did not hinder wood from not being used as leather. And this was so charming. Harmony is so essential. Is there pleasure when there is a passage, there is when every room is open. Every room is open when there are not four, there were there and surely there were four, there were two together. There is no resemblance." Excerpts from the poem Tender Buttons, part 3, "Rooms" by Gertrude Stein (in public domain on Project Gutenberg). Reading by Ariane Stolfi. To be performed at the Web Audio Conference in Berlin (19-21 September 2018).