Musicianship and modern music in a changing era
Father Ginder reflects on his path in music and philosophy. He critiques contemporary culture's neglect of serious music, praising Gershwin and Rodgers while lamenting dwindling audiences, the role of critics, and the clash between tradition and modernism in the arts.
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