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| Description | The New York Times on the bad reception of "The consecration of spring" by Igor Stravinsky, performed by the Russian Ballet in Paris. The article states that it uses transatlantic marconi wireless technology to report quasi live from Europe. |
| Date | 7 June 1913 |
| Source | New York Times |
| Author | unknown |
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