Oral history interview of the IU Music School Oral History Project, 1983.

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Oral history interview of the IU Music School Oral History Project, 1983.

Bain discusses influences on him as a musician and an educator and his role in the IU School of Music's growth.

Transcripts: 3 v.Sound recordings: 30 sound cassettes (ca. 62 min. each)

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SNAC Resource ID: 7586952

Indiana University

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