Sacred Sundays: The Separation

Evening Music | May 6, 2010
Composer Bobby Previte joins David Garland in the studio to introduce his epic multimedia piece "The Separation," and describes how and why he combined the sound of a medieval choral mass by composer Guillaume Dufay, and an organ masterwork by 20th Century visionary Olivier Messiaen, with his own electric rock band.

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