Morton Gould

Charles Wourinen and Harvey Sollberger talk with Tim Page about the Group for Contemporary Music. Also joining Tim on this show is the composer Morton Gould.

Gould talks about being both a composer and conductor and how each can offer the other some practical perspectives but that the two are very different areas of work

An intriguing overview of the true individualists of the American symphonic genre. (Part 2 of 2)

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George F. Kaufman hosts.
Dorothy Maynor sings.
Morton Gould and his orchestra perform a medley of folk songs popular during Lincoln's time.

Drama begins, ends abruptly. ...

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Begins with war news report: the Japanese blitz on Singapore has begun, Russians fought against Nazi forces outside Moscow.

Clifton Fadiman hosts the night's program, dedicated to those ...

A typical patriotic broadcast at a difficult time during World War II.

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American Music Festival (2nd annual) "America in song." 16 in. 2-17-41 Reproduces from inner to outer grooves. Unidentified American ballads.

Goin' Where Them Chilly Winds Don't Blow