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Yeah, youre talking about the Hiroshima piece. Well, that was commissioned by a priest--who was here not too long ago, in New York, with his son--but anyway, hes a jazz fan. He has quite many, hes very aware of my music that I have written, uh, Minamata. " Thats why he asked me. It was 1999 and I was in the midst of writing for the tribute to Duke Ellington and it was--excuse me, 1998--so I to ...
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