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1. What does Michael Segell think of the capacity for music—in particular the music created by the saxophone—to communicate emotion?

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   Questions: - What does Michael Segell think of the capacity for music—in particular the music created by the saxophone—to communicate emotion?
2. Why might Segell have cited John Coltrane, a saxophone player considered by many to be in the forefront of avant-garde jazz, even though he refutes what Coltrane says?

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   Questions: - Why might Segell have cited John Coltrane, a saxophone player considered by many to be in the forefront of avant-garde jazz, even though he refutes what Coltrane says?
3. What is Segell’s purpose in quoting Robert Pinsky, former poet laureate of the United States?

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   Questions: - What is Segell’s purpose in quoting Robert Pinsky, former poet laureate of the United States?