Andrew Clements obituary

the news about Andrew Clements is so sad πŸ˜” he was like a mentor to me when I started getting into classical music, always pushing for new sounds and artists 🎢 love how he wrote about the connections between music and other things too, like nature and literature πŸŒΏπŸ“š his reviews were so insightful and helped me discover new music
 
πŸ˜”πŸŽΆ just can't believe it's over... another legend gone πŸ•ŠοΈ i mean, 75 years young is no joke! i remember listening to Andrew Clements' reviews back in the day when i was still learning about classical music πŸ“š he had this magic way of making you feel like you were right there with the musicians on stage 🎡 always pushing for new sounds and fresh talent... reminds me of the old-school music critics from the 70s and 80s who were all about discovering new artists 🌟 anyway, it's not just classical music fans who'll miss him - people who love language and storytelling will too πŸ“– his writing was like a warm hug on a cold day 😊
 
πŸ™ He was more than just a classical music critic, he had a heart for discovery, for fresh talent & innovative works 🌟 His legacy lives on through the countless artists he championed & supported over the years πŸ’– It's sad to see him go but I'm grateful for the time we had his insightful reviews & writings πŸ“šπŸ’«
 
πŸ€• The loss of Andrew Clements is a huge blow to the classical music world 🎢. He was more than just a critic, he was a true champion of new sounds and fresh talent πŸ’₯. His writing was always so insightful and well-crafted, it's like he had a PhD in understanding music πŸ“š. I loved how he could transport readers to new musical worlds with his reviews 🌐. What I admire most about him is that he wasn't afraid to support lesser-known artists and give them a platform 🌟. He was a true original and his legacy will live on through the many lives he touched πŸ’–.
 
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