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Robert Shaw: Man of Many Voices (2016)
A small-town California boy planned to be a minister like his father, but instead became the greatest conductor of choral music the world has ever known. With no formal musical training, he moved from stunning early success in popular music to legendary interpretations of classical music's great choral masterpieces.
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A small-town California boy planned to be a minister like his father, but instead became the greatest conductor of choral music the world has ever known. With no formal musical training, he moved from stunning early success in popular music to legendary interpretations of classical music's great choral masterpieces.
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Genre:Documentary, History, Music
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In Theaters:4/24/2016
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:DOCDAYS Productions, Willow Pond Films
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