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Episode 28: Interview with Robert Sheldon, Part 1
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Since this podcast began in Oct. 2007, I've been meaning to feature leaders in the field of music and music education as occasional special guests. We finally make that happen in this, the first of a two-episode interview with noted composer Robert Sheldon. In our conversation, Sheldon shares fascinating insights into several of his most-loved works, interesting anecdotes from his work in music, and his thoughts on building and maintaining band programs now and into the future.
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Hello,
I am searching for a connection to my grandfather, Max Schleusener, chef steward of the Greenbrier, White Sulpher Springs, West Virginia. His daughter, Vivian, from his second marriage, had marrieed Scott Watson, a notable lyricist.
Well, I am just trying to connect and make sense out of all for my self and children, plus was in the music biz as were many cousins. Fascinating.
Thank you,
You may visit my site at facebook. E mail me and I will invite.
Best,
Lillian Davis
Very intriguing, Lillian, but that must be another Scott Watson. I'm neither a notable lyricist, nor married to a Vivian.
Good luck with your search :)