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Interview: William Henry Curry

This interview with TheClassicalStation.org presents William Henry Curry as a complete musician: conductor, composer, teacher, and advocate. He recounts his early training, the mentors who took him seriously, dramatic early conducting opportunities, and his long and influential work with the North Carolina Symphony. The conversation is especially useful for listeners interested in the profession. Curry makes clear how much of a musical career depends on mentorship, versatility, repertoire building, educational work, and the ability to inspire people.

William Henry Curry
Conductor, Composer, and Educator

Rob Kennedy
Host @WCPE

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Miceal O’Rourke

Label

Chandos

Catalog Number

8719

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