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William Dawson | Piece by Piece
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7m 29s
William Dawson's "Negro Folk Symphony" caused a sensation when it premiered at Carnegie Hall in 1934. But then, the work largely vanished from the repertory. So, what happened?
Conductor Roderick Cox tells the story of this moving and powerful work.
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