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Classical Composer Jose Serebrier Stops by BMI

Feb 29 2004

Classical composer Jose Serebrier, a five-time Grammy Award nominee, stopped by the BMI Los Angeles office on his way to the ceremony. BMI executives were on hand to fete Serebrier and his wife, opera star Carole Farley, on his numerous nominations.

Shown at the BMI Los Angeles office are BMI's Barbara Cane; Farley; Serebrier; and BMI's Doreen Ringer Ross, Linda Livingston and Phil Graham.

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