Dorothy Maynor <br> Great Performances from the Library of Congress, Volume 24 <BR> BRIDGE 9233This release of this newly re mastered 1940 recital by the great Dorothy Maynor is cause for celebration. Historian Rosalyn M. Story writes, "In the history of American singers, Dorothy Maynor stands out as an artist endowed with the power to exalt, to transport the hearer above the realm of the ordinary and beyond the limits of normal expectation." A discovery of Serge Koussevitzky, who called her, "a musical revelation," Maynor quickly established

The Deaf Woman's Courtship

Pieter Rombouts

where Cage converses and gives a reading of his poem-cum-manifesto

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Gunther Schuller

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and makes use of the overtones that bells and pianos have in common

BILLY AND THE CARNAVAL

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Five Songs from Des Knaben Wunderhorn

Copland began work on a violin concerto for Isaac Stern

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