(3)Missing Bach original piece found after 80 years

(3)Missing Bach original piece found after 80 years

TACHIKAWA, Japan - Japanese pianist Chieko Hara plays the piano in this undated photo. Tadashi Isoyama, a professor of Kunitachi College of Music, found part of a musical score composed by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750), which had been missing for about 80 years, among the late pianist's possessions. (Kyodo)

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