EPISODE · May 31, 2013 · 24 MIN
Classical Classroom, Episode 8: Wesley Horner On Bach's B Minor Mass, The Sound Of Heaven, And Classical Music Mosh Pits
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In this episode, independent producer, author, documentary filmmaker, Peabody Award-winner (et cetera, et cetera…), Wesley Horner chats with Dacia about Bach's B Minor Mass and bringing classical music to people who hate wearing tuxedos. Audio production by Todd Hulslander with occasional grunts of approval from Dacia Clay.
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