After Pearl Harbor: Music, War and the Library of Congress
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The Music Division of the Library of Congress and the American Musicological Society, in joint partnership, presented the second in a series of lectures highlighting musicological research conducted in the division's collections. Annegret Fauser discussed "After Pearl Harbor: Music, War and the Library of Congress," focusing on former Music Division Chief Harold Spivacke???s wartime efforts with the Joint Army and Navy Committee during World War II.
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