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The Unstoppable Resonance of Harry T. Burleigh: The Man Who Taught a Master
While history often remembers Harry T. Burleigh as a student, he was, in reality, one of the most significant teachers in American music. He was the bridge between the "Sorrow Songs" of his ancestors and the grand concert halls of the 19th-century elite—navigating the worlds of Antonín Dvořák, the Mendelssohn Glee Club , and Edward MacDowell with a dignity that reshaped the American sound. The Informal Classroom: Teaching Dvořák In 1892, when the Czech composer Antonín Dvoř
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