Bach's grave is in the countryside. We made it and painted it today and we made the letters too. Bach was a great composer and I recommend listening to "The St. Matthew Patient"
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Bach composed the Easter Oratorio and the Christmas Oratorio also.
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This looks very authentic- nice job, Luke!
ReplyDeleteHow strange to see a grave in the middle of the studio floor- but I bet you think that's kind of funny, Luke.
It's not a door, it's a portal. Probably to another dimension, or something.
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