Ron Carter Hamilton College Interview Block 3 (Q5272): Difference between revisions
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I think music in general was. I think musicians of my age, my age category all studied classical music because there was no jazz schools, and there were no jazz teachers who would come through a city often enough to make lessons productive. And so we all studied, but the people you studied with were people at local music schools or in the elementary/high school music program, so while classica ...
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