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PiZZ
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PiZZ
The most common variant allele in α1-antitrypsin deficiency; the common normal allele is PiMM. See α1-antitrypsin deficiency.
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A stolid second movement subsided into some highly subtle pizzicato playing in the third movement, leading to what turned into a joyfully playful finale.
Solid performance has a playful touch; with LAURA ARTS DIARY DAVIS O2 ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
The string sound was transcendental and, during the serene opening passages, pizzicato double bass notes rang out like muffled bells.
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They really let loose on The Magic Violin and Heart Of Romain, the latter boasting a stunning duet for pizzicato violin and electric guitar.
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