Variation on a theme: Bonus audio recording from Gary Thomas and Herman Burney
Posted on 14. Jan, 2009 by Tracey Reeves in Uncategorized
Listen to Peabody Jazz Studies Director Gary Thomas and his friend Herman Burney, professor of music at George Washington University, play another inaugural inspired improvisational piece.
Previously: Peabody professor debuts original jazz improvisation in honor of President-elect Obama
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