An Interview with Composer Arthur Cunningham

The NYPR Archive Collections | Jan 1, 2000

An Interview with composer Arthur Cunningham. Host Dr. Thomas Griffin and Cunningham discuss his style of composition. They play excerpts from "Prometheus" and talk about the pieces. The excerpts include "Asleep My Love" and "Lovers and Madmen."

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