| Maurice Jarre Interview |  |
Miscellaneous (Classical)
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| May 1915, June 1915, poem | |
Miscellaneous (Classical)
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| May, poem (as used in conjuction with Tchaikovsky's "The Seasons") | |
Miscellaneous (Classical)
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| Meditation Instruction | |
Miscellaneous (Classical)
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| Meine lieben Eltern! / Die Tore öffnen sich / Leb wohl, Mutter / Lieber Onkel! / Nach wenigen Stunden / Mein lieber Kamerad!, letter | |
Miscellaneous (Classical)
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| Memento | |
Miscellaneous (Classical)
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| Memories of World War II, interview with Hazen Schumacher | |
Miscellaneous (Classical)
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| Messaggio Bocelli (Message Bocelli) | |
Miscellaneous (Classical)
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| Metropolitan Opera Radio Broadcast Announcement, December 28, 1940 | |
Miscellaneous (Classical)
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| Michael Daugherty discusses his work "Raise the Roof" | |
Miscellaneous (Classical)
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| Mike Mulligan and His Steam Shovel, Stories in Music introductions | |
Miscellaneous (Classical)
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| Mike Wallace talks with Jerry Ross about "The Pajama Game" | |
Miscellaneous (Classical)
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| Mildred Miller, student of Lotte Lehmann, speaks | |
Miscellaneous (Classical)
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| Mindru Katz speaks about dreams, Chopin, and musical revelations | |
Miscellaneous (Classical)
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| Mirella Freni in conversation with Catherine Bott (Interview) | |
Miscellaneous (Classical)
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| Mirjam Wiesemann in Conversation with K. A. Hartmann's Son, Dr. Richard P. Hartmann | |
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| Mirjam Wiesemann in Conversation with Prof. Dr. Rainer Bischof | |
Miscellaneous (Classical)
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| Mo-Wan's dialogue (from the film In the Mood for Love) | |
Miscellaneous (Classical)
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| Moiseiwitsch interviewed by Abram Chasins | |
Miscellaneous (Classical)
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| Morning Star, in Darkest Night, recitation | |
Miscellaneous (Classical)
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| Mr. Bernstein Looks at Jazz, with the assistance of its leading exponents (with musical examples) | |
Miscellaneous (Classical)
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| Music by Gershwin Radio Program | |
Miscellaneous (Classical)
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| Music For Pleasure, radio program | |
Miscellaneous (Classical)
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| Musicians Reaction | |
Miscellaneous (Classical)
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| My Fair Lady, Playback: Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe | |
Miscellaneous (Classical)
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