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Backstage Will Return Soon

Backstage Podcast will return from winter hibernation soon. Thanks for your patience! In the meantime, enjoy this timely article from Laurie L. Dove:

How Leonard Bernstein Opposed Richard Nixon With 1973 ‘Anti-inaugural’ Concert

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Listen to the “Santa Claus Symphony” by William Henry Fry

Forget Mariah Carey — get into the Christmas spirit by giving a listen to the Santa Claus Symphony by William Henry Fry.

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Listen to Leonora by William Henry Fry: Bio, Links, and Sheet Music

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If you listened to episode seven of Backstage Podcast, you heard about an American composer named William Henry Fry. You may also…

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Dwight’s Journal of Music: Links, Overview, and Commentary

We promised some links to Dwight’s Journal of Music, so here you go:

Read Dwight’s Journal of Music via Archive.org: https://archive.org/details/dwightsjournalm20dwiggoog

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7-National Treasure: America’s Original Classical Composers

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We’d Be Nothin’ Without You, Dvorak

As we get ready for this week’s episode of Backstage Podcast, (coming this Saturday, Nov. 19), we wanted to share some more extra information with you. The kind of information that we thought was really cool, it just didn’t fit into the episode — we know you don’t…

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Ep 6 — Czech, Please: Dvorak in America

For release on Saturday, November 19. Stay tuned!

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Happy Birthday to Aaron Copland!

On November 14, 1900, Aaron Copland came into the world. Years later he would write such famous pieces as Fanfare for the Common Man, Billy the Kid, and Appalachian Spring. He is often considered one of the best composers in the American folk song style. In the video…

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5-Ghosts of Hiroshoma

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Here we dive into one of Japan’s most iconic 20th century works, the Masao Ohki Hiroshima Symphony.

The United States ended WWII by dropping the world’s first Atomic Bombs on the Japanese cities of…

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5-Ghosts of Hiroshoma

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