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Jeffrey Neil

Jeffrey Neil is a lecturer in Comparative Literature and a writing teacher.  His writing on music includes Tristan und Isolde's arias, Spanish Golden Age songs in Cervantes' plays and a forthcoming piece on the sound of radio jingles in 1930s Hollywood films. He studies voice with Jonathan Nadel.

 

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Jeffrey Neil asks some searching questions about classical music and protest

Jeffrey Neil reflects on a performance of Beethoven's Choral Symphony

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