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'These Things Should Be Known': Interview with Denis ApIvor
'These Things Should Be Known': Interview with Denis ApIvor
by Denis Ap Ivor , Kenneth Derus in 20th century music , ApIvor, Denis , Choirs
1999
Interviews composer Denis ApIvor. Discusses his unperformed opera \"Yerma,\" his work with the Royal Ballet company, his friendship with Dylan Thomas and the retreat from expressionism by composers over the second half of the 20th century.
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'These Things Should Be Known': Interview with Dennis ApIvor
'These Things Should Be Known': Interview with Dennis ApIvor
by Derus, Kenneth
1999
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‘These Things Should Be Known’: Interview with Denis Aplvor
‘These Things Should Be Known’: Interview with Denis Aplvor
by Derus, Kenneth
1999
A fragment of an interview, really. Denis Aplvor began talking on tape early in 1998, when blindness made letter writing impossible. He talked about Margot Fonteyn and Bernard van Dieren and Federico García Lorca and old girl friends and being a doctor in India during the war. Mostly he talked about his music. This is ten minutes of conversation lifted from 16 hours of tape.
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