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With Expo 92 now in full swing, Paul Vaughan reports on the arts and architecture on show, including the biggest wall of water in the world created by sculptor
William Pye for the British pavilion; and there's a look at the musical life of Seville itself, the setting for numerous operas, including Bizet's Carmen. Producer John Goudie. Stereo

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Paul Vaughan
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William Pye
Producer:
John Goudie.
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