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Revision as of 22:55, 3 September 2020
Maurice Ravel was a French composer. His famous works included "Boléro". (PROSE: Time and Relative, TV: The Impossible Planet)
In the 1890s, he came to London from Paris on the persuasion of Luigi. He had previously received a present of a watch bearing the Prydonian Seal from the Doctor. Shortly before the start of the performance he met with George Litefoot. Inside an illusory world, Litefoot saw him hanging from a gibbet. He told Litefoot that he was being drugged and dreamt of the world and before long he was constantly there. He managed to stop the impostor by shutting the piano lid on him. (AUDIO: Maurice)
