Louie Bellson Smithsonian Interview Block 736 (Q11532): Difference between revisions
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For Duke, this is one of the works that he reflected on in his autobiography. He referred to his Sacred Concert as the most important music to him. Did he talk a lot about the music before he actually performed it? How did the piece - how was the piece developed for performance?
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