Name: The Case for Classical Music by First Things
Duration: 33 min 50 s
Description: On this episode, Daniel Asia joins Mark Bauerlein to discuss his new book, "Observations on Music, Culture, and Politics."

Another excellent podcast - thank you Mark!

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The Case for Classical Music

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