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Atlanta / Composer #276263

CBS Evening News for Sunday, Mar 29, 1981
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(Studio) David Kocsis' dual role as composer and as flight analyst with Delta Airlines examined.
REPORTER: Morton Dean

(Atlanta, Georgia) Kocsis' composition of "American Requiem" featured. [KOCSIS - thinks American standards are dead.] Kocsis' responsibilities with Delta explained. [KOCSIS - comments on new plane system.] His background with NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) and Delta outlined. [KOCSIS - thinks vocation and avocation are compatible.] His childhood appearances with Chicago Symphony discussed; photos shown. [KOCSIS - recalls stage fright.] [Atlanta choral guild dir. William NOLL - predicts "Requiem's" success.] Kocsis' current composition mentioned.
REPORTER: Marty Sender

Reporter(s):
Dean, Morton;
Sender, Marty
Duration:
00:03:20

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