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The Sound of Spokane Celebrates the Biggest Little Symphony in the World

from Northwest Passages Book Club · host The Spokesman-Review

Author and historian Jim Kershner talks about his recently completed book, "The Sound of Spokane - The history of the Spokane Symphony" with Spokesman-Review writer Stephanie Hammett on the Northwest Passages Book Club livestream from Spokane, Washington. Principal trumpet Larry Jess joins the conversation to talk about his more than 50 years with the orchestra.Purchase the book: https://secure.foxtheaterspokane.org/344/346

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