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Bowing to Give Recognition

Dr Quinton Morris, Associate Professor of Violin and Chamber Music, Seattle University

29-Apr-16 14:30

Bowing to Give Recognition

Dr Quinton Morris is not only a musician but a motivational speaker, music educator and film actor.  He is touring the world not only talking to young people about music and running masterclasses, but is in the process of making a documentary about this travel to spread the gospel of music in education. His film ‘Breakthrough’ deals with an 18th-century black classical music composer--Joseph Bologne, also known as Chevalier de Saint-Georges--a contemporary of Mozart.


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