Talk:Peter Breiner

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[edit] Grammatical errors

Corrected small grammatical errors: mostly the typical problem Slovaks have of when to use "the" or "a". I had never heard of this composer, although all the other seven names currently under "Slovak composers" in Wiki were all mentioned in a recent musical trip to Bratislava. It would be interesting to know to what extent he is a "Slovak" composer now that he has emigrated. Sorry, forgot to sign in earlier when editing. Hikitsurisan

[edit] 'Politically incorrect' ?

I replaced 'politically incorrect' for 'exceedingly controversial'. To write that a TV programme was 'politically incorrect' is against NPOV. --AVM 17:29, 20 October 2007 (UTC)