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Druckman, Jacob

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Druckman, Jacob (Raphael) (1928– ) composer; born in Philadelphia. After studies at Juilliard and in Paris, he taught at Juilliard and Yale. He is best known for his colorful, rather tumultuous orchestral music in a modernist idiom.

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