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A report by Kira Thurman for The New York Times. In early September 1945, amid the rubble of a bombed-out Berlin, the Afro-Caribbean conductor Rudolph Dunbar stepped onto a podium and bowed to an enthusiastic audience of German citizens and American military personnel. The orchestra had gathered in an old movie theater functioning as a makeshift… ....

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