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September 5, 2008

Bruce Broughton: The Great Prince of Bambi II’s Music

http://animated-views.com/2008/bruce-broughton-the-great-prince-of-bambi-iis-music/

An Interview with Animated Views by Jérémie Noyer

 Bruce Broughton Interview: Scoring for Animation
Broughtons’ Bel-Air House Concert 

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