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Saturday, October 23, 2010
A Conversation with Composer John Metcalf: “Everybody Has Genius”
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The week before our visit with composer John Metcalf, a student had come up to him and said, “My teacher says you can’t write tonal music in 2010." Metcalf replied, "Well, just tell him you can’t write atonal music in 2010."
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