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Dutch Composer Edo de Waart

Waart specializes in 20th century classical music, and leads the Minnesota Orchestra. He first established himself in the Netherlands before moving to the United States. Wart joins Fresh Air to discuss the differences between American and European orchestra management, and the need for more adventurous programming.

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Fresh Air with Terry Gross, March 28, 1989: Interview with Benjamin Cheever; Commentary on Johnny Kidd and the Pirates; Interview with Edo de Waart; Commentary on the film "Dangerous Liaisons."
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A British Pirate Apes the American Sound

Johnny Kidd started wearing his trademark eyepatch after a guitar string snapped mid-concert and injured him. His rockabilly-infused music inspired several British invasion bands, but Kidd could never match their success. Rock historian Ed Ward tells the story of his short career, and the legacy of his backing band, the Pirates.

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Dutch Composer Edo de Waart

Waart specializes in 20th century classical music, and leads the Minnesota Orchestra. He first established himself in the Netherlands before moving to the United States. Wart joins Fresh Air to discuss the differences between American and European orchestra management, and the need for more adventurous programming.

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