EPISODE · Feb 8, 2011 · 7 MIN
Ready to Boogie
from Professor Carol
Let's get to know Jeff Hellmer, pianist and director for the Dallas Wind Symphony's annual Big Band Boogie concert.
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Let's get to know Jeff Hellmer, pianist and director for the Dallas Wind Symphony's annual Big Band Boogie concert.
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