Duke Department of Music Releases New Jazz Recordings
The Duke University Department of Music has released four new recordings, collaborations between members of a jazz trio and Duke composition doctoral students.
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The Duke University Department of Music has released four new recordings, collaborations between members of a jazz trio and Duke composition doctoral students.
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