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Posted onMarch 5, 2021March 8, 2021Blog Posts

DEI Talks: An Interview with the Music by Black Composers Project

by Anna Rose NelsonLeave a comment on DEI Talks: An Interview with the Music by Black Composers Project

When I was a young, aspiring musician, I played violin in a well-renowned youth orchestra in Milwaukee, WI. Participation in this organization afforded me many…

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