Talk:Howard Hanson
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[edit] Ogg file
Is the ogg file at the bottom of the page there? (Will check at my own computer, but I did check the description page and found no file, which is understandable for copyright reasons; if you can't get permission from the composer or his agents, and the performers, or else don't need it, and place an appropriate tag exactly as with images, the file's likely to be removed, I think...) So should it be removed from this one, at least pending copyright expiring or that permission's being obtained? Schissel : bowl listen 16:36, Jun 9, 2005 (UTC)
[edit] Serious Music
"Serious American music" is not an accurate description or musical term to describe Hanson's support of American classical music.
[edit] A Sea Symphony
Greetings,
I have created a disambiguation page for A Sea Symphony. Ideally, that page should bring the general title A Sea Symphony that is now given to Vaughan Williams' first symphony. However, until an article dedicated to Hanson's 7th is written, people seem against this move. Would somebody write something about H.H. 7th?
Thanks in advance. --Mahlerite (talk) 12:15, 6 April 2008 (UTC)
