I accidentally copied the folders in my `Music` directory to the parent `michal` directory. I want to delete these directories in one fell swoop.

Is there any way to make the following work? Or is there a better alternative?

```
/home/michal/Music $ find . -type d -maxdepth 1 -exec rm -r ../{} \;

```

Evidently the `{}` is not being substituted, because the above returns

```
rm: ../{}: No such file or directory
rm: ../{}: No such file or directory
rm: ../{}: No such file or directory
...

```