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1. 1. 10.1 Making Waves - Princeton University Radio Program Features Azerbaijani Music - by Marvin Rosen

   www.azer.com/aiweb/categories/ - [Cached]

   Published on: 4/1/2002   Last Visited: 6/25/2003

   by Marvin Rosen
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   - Marvin Rosen
   
   Marvin Rosen's "Classical Discoveries" radio show airs each Tuesday from 8:30-11 a.m. Eastern Time on Princeton University's radio station, WPRB 103.3 FM. Over the past few years, Rosen has introduced several Azerbaijani musical pieces to his radio listeners that they probably would never have heard otherwise.
   
   For instance, on a program in January 2002, Rosen played Azer Rezayev's "Meditation", a piece that features Ramiz Guliyev on tar accompanied by the Azerbaijan State Chamber Orchestra conducted by Yashar Imanov.
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   In March, Rosen featured Soltan Hajiyev's symphonic work entitled "Karvan" (Caravan). On several occasions, he has featured selections from Uzeyir Hajibeyov's operas such as "Koroghlu".
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   Marvin Rosen has a Ph.D. in Music from Columbia University. Besides hosting the weekly "Classical Discoveries" radio show at Princeton, he is on staff at the Westminster Conservatory of Music. Rosen has recorded two CDs for Koch International Classics featuring the compositions of Alan Hovhaness: "Fred the Cat" and "Visions".
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   To see a list of the wide repertoire of music that Rosen has played on "Classical Discoveries", visit the radio show's Web site at http://ourworld.cs.com/clasdis/index.html.

2. 2. 10.1 Making Waves - Princeton University Radio Program Features Azerbaijani Music - by Marvin Rosen

   www.azer.com/aiweb/categories/ - [Cached]

   Published on: 4/1/2002   Last Visited: 6/17/2006

   by Marvin Rosen
   ...
   - Marvin Rosen
   
   Marvin Rosen's "Classical Discoveries" radio show airs each Tuesday from 8:30-11 a.m. Eastern Time on Princeton University's radio station, WPRB 103.3 FM. Over the past few years, Rosen has introduced several Azerbaijani musical pieces to his radio listeners that they probably would never have heard otherwise.
   
   For instance, on a program in January 2002, Rosen played Azer Rezayev's "Meditation", a piece that features Ramiz Guliyev on tar accompanied by the Azerbaijan State Chamber Orchestra conducted by Yashar Imanov.
   ...
   Marvin Rosen has a Ph.D. in Music from Columbia University. Besides hosting the weekly "Classical Discoveries" radio show at Princeton, he is on staff at the Westminster Conservatory of Music. Rosen has recorded two CDs for Koch International Classics featuring the compositions of Alan Hovhaness: "Fred the Cat" and "Visions".
   ...
   To see a list of the wide repertoire of music that Rosen has played on "Classical Discoveries", visit the radio show's Web site at http://ourworld.cs.com/clasdis/index.html.

3. 3. 10.1 Making Waves - Princeton University Radio Program Features Azerbaijani Music - by Marvin Rosen

   www.azari.com/aiweb/categories - [Cached]

   Published on: 4/1/2002   Last Visited: 6/3/2006

   by Marvin Rosen
   ...
   - Marvin Rosen
   
   Marvin Rosen's "Classical Discoveries" radio show airs each Tuesday from 8:30-11 a.m. Eastern Time on Princeton University's radio station, WPRB 103.3 FM. Over the past few years, Rosen has introduced several Azerbaijani musical pieces to his radio listeners that they probably would never have heard otherwise.
   
   For instance, on a program in January 2002, Rosen played Azer Rezayev's "Meditation", a piece that features Ramiz Guliyev on tar accompanied by the Azerbaijan State Chamber Orchestra conducted by Yashar Imanov.
   ...
   Marvin Rosen has a Ph.D. in Music from Columbia University. Besides hosting the weekly "Classical Discoveries" radio show at Princeton, he is on staff at the Westminster Conservatory of Music. Rosen has recorded two CDs for Koch International Classics featuring the compositions of Alan Hovhaness: "Fred the Cat" and "Visions".
   ...
   To see a list of the wide repertoire of music that Rosen has played on "Classical Discoveries", visit the radio show's Web site at http://ourworld.cs.com/clasdis/index.html.