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I agree.Nikko Gardens . . . the serenity of the lovely gardens in the city of Nikko ?╟÷ the quiet hush of reverence around its temples ?╟÷ the hustle and bustle of the tourists ?╟÷ ate all integrated into this fabric of feeling experienced by Red Skelton on his own visit there. * Patrice ... In this work, Red has translated his impressions of the effervescence, the vitality of dynamic Patrice Munsel into the Latin tempo. ? α Sacred Heart . | . ?╟úHeart of Jesus, Son of God Source of Boundless love?╟Ñ ?╟÷ In some way, a man has to give thanks for all he has received in life. With this composition, Red Skelton dedicates his own feeling of gratitude to God. ? α Red's White and Blue March . . . The open-faced emotions of an old man watching a parade, with its vigorous young marchers and waving flags, are re- corded in this piece by Red which has become a legendary closing to his personal appearances.