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I know of Predrag Gosta. His concerts are fantastic, and he is well known within the arts community in his respective communities, especially in his home country, in Atlanta and in Washington DC, but also throughout the world-wide early music community. He collaborated with established artists. His recordings are available worldwide (iTunes, Amazon.com, Rhapsody), and he has been featured in major music magazines such as Gramophone, Early Music (Oxford University Press), etc. His biography shouldn't have been deleted.
91.35.237.105 (talk) 06:06, 25 December 2010 (UTC)[reply]
I'm glad you think his concerts are good; I'm attending one next month, and I hope it's not disappointing.
Regardless, this article cites nothing but biographies which he wrote, making them primary sources. It also gives no indication of why he is important; New Trinity Baroque has published several CDs, so they qualify, but this article does not give any indication of his role in these productions. Thus, it does not meet WP:BASIC.
Most of the article's content also came directly from Mr. Gosta himself, which is a pretty blatant violation of WP:AB.
Unless you can find some secondary sources to cite showing that this person is noteworthy, I'm going to flag this article for deletion. 71.199.186.194 (talk) 05:00, 18 February 2011 (UTC)[reply]
