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ALEXANDER FARISComposer/conductorInterviewed by Teddy Darvas, with Alan Lawson recorded 21 February 1994Copyright of the recording invested in the BECTU History - ProjectSIDE 1, TAPE 1.TD: Can you tell us where you were born, your education, your youth and now you came into musicAlexander Faris: I w[…]
