Title: Good intentions- bad orchestration
Product review: Great composers aren't always good orchestrators. Prokofiev often needed help. Here, David Byrne hired someone to help with the orchestration, and, to be honest, it's a horrible job. There's a lot of good music here, and some of the musical choices- such as a duet between a violin and an accordion- are very good. But this needs to be rewritten and rethought.
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