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A Menotti Premier 1952 – L.A. Phil. , Wallenstein – Past Daily Weekend Gramophone 0

A Menotti Premier 1952 – L.A. Phil. , Wallenstein – Past Daily Weekend Gramophone

Gian-Carlo Menotti – The Apocalypse – West Coast Premier – L.A. Philharmonic, Alfred Wallenstein – Nov. 13, 1952 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – Gian-Carlo Menotti this week. One of the major forces in American classical Music during the 1950s, Menotti’s career was assured when his one-act opera, Amahl and...

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Clark Terry Quintet With Bob Brookmeyer – 1965 – Past Daily Downbeat: Tribute Edition (RIP: Clark Terry – 1920-2015) 0

Clark Terry Quintet With Bob Brookmeyer – 1965 – Past Daily Downbeat: Tribute Edition (RIP: Clark Terry – 1920-2015)

. . . or click on the link here for Audio Player – Clark Terry Quintet w/Bob Brookmeyer – BBC – Jazz ’65 More sad news – this time from the Jazz world with word that legendary Trumpet/flugelhorn virtuoso Clark Terry passed away earlier this week at the age of...

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