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EPISODE · Sep 3, 2021 · 8 MIN

Remembering MASS 50 Years Later on Staccato

from The Second Street Dreams Audio Network · host Judlyne Lilly

The Kennedy Center in Washington, DC is celebrating the 50th anniversary of MASS, the Leonard Bernstein production that opened the Kennedy Center in 1971. There are at least two prominent members of the classical music community in Austin, Texas who saw the original production. Ann Hume Wilson, President and General Manager of Austin’s classical music radio station KMFA and Austin Symphony conductor Peter Bay have very fond memories of the event and one of them tells some stories out of school!!

The Kennedy Center in Washington, DC is celebrating the 50th anniversary of MASS, the Leonard Bernstein production that opened the Kennedy Center in 1971. There are at least two prominent members of the classical music community in Austin, Texas who saw the original production. Ann Hume Wilson, President and General Manager of Austin’s classical music radio station KMFA and Austin Symphony conductor Peter Bay have very fond memories of the event and one of them tells some stories out of school!!

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