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AN INTERVIEW WITH PERCY GRAINGER, 15 MAY 1946
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The following interview between Percy Grainger and Daniel Sternberg was broadcast live over radio on 15 May 1946. Richard Morse, then conductor of the Baylor Golden Wave Band, Baylor University, Waco, Texas, captured the interview onto a 16-inch, 33 1/3; rpm acetate transcription record. The original recording is currently owned by Mrs. Richard Morse, the widow of Richard Morse.The existence of this recording was brought to my attention by my dear friend Paul Concilio, a relative of Mrs. Morse. Because the original recording is in poor condition, Mr. Concilio transferred the recording to a compact disc using software to filter noise. This improved the recording greatly; however, portions of the interview are still indistinct. I am grateful to Mrs. Richard Morse and Mr. Concilio for their support and invaluable assistance in this project.
Title: AN INTERVIEW WITH PERCY GRAINGER, 15 MAY 1946
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The following interview between Percy Grainger and Daniel Sternberg was broadcast live over radio on 15 May 1946.
Richard Morse, then conductor of the Baylor Golden Wave Band, Baylor University, Waco, Texas, captured the interview onto a 16-inch, 33 1/3; rpm acetate transcription record.
The original recording is currently owned by Mrs.
Richard Morse, the widow of Richard Morse.
The existence of this recording was brought to my attention by my dear friend Paul Concilio, a relative of Mrs.
Morse.
Because the original recording is in poor condition, Mr.
Concilio transferred the recording to a compact disc using software to filter noise.
This improved the recording greatly; however, portions of the interview are still indistinct.
I am grateful to Mrs.
Richard Morse and Mr.
Concilio for their support and invaluable assistance in this project.
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