Robert Simon - A Tribute To Frederick Fennell
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Item number 1630339AW, 240 pages, $43.95

Not only is Frederick Fennell one of the most internationally celebrated composers, but he has also gone down in history books as one of the greatest directors who ever lived. "A Tribute To Frederick Fennell" showcases his life through stories, facts and photos from the beginning of his career in Cleveland, Ohio, through the creation of the prestigious Eastman Wind Ensemble, till his death in December of 2004. Mr. Fennell was a musical pioneer who helped form music into what it is today. Honor this twentieth century musical icon by adding this book to your library!


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