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7-National Treasure: Pioneering American Composers

Backstage Podcast by Justen Blackstone

Dec 13, 201631:35Arts

Here we look at snippets of American composers. This might remind you of "This American Life," if you've ever listened to that. Each story, while able to stand on its own, combines with the other pieces to paint the larg...

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7-National Treasure: Pioneering American Composers is an episode from Backstage Podcast by Justen Blackstone. Here we look at snippets of American composers. This might remind you of "This American Life," if you've ever listened to that. Ea...

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Here we look at snippets of American composers. This might remind you of "This American Life," if you've ever listened to that. Each story, while able to stand on its own, combines with the other pieces to paint the larger picture of classical music life in the United States leading up to Dvorak's arrival in 1891.

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7-National Treasure: Pioneering American Composers is an episode from Backstage Podcast by Justen Blackstone.

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Published Dec 13, 2016 and 31:35 long