American Masters · S21 · E4
David Hockney: The Colors of Music
The story of an internationally renowned production and set designer for the greatest opera houses in the world, a music lover who is going deaf.
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The story of an internationally renowned production and set designer for the greatest opera houses in the world, a music lover who is going deaf.
Season 21
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