Evening star., 1926-06-13
NJ u S [ c.
By Helen Fetter.

\ ming conferences take lace once week from June
IS to August that these conferences arranged
principally outside OF New York who
personal colleagues that great metropolis
principles exchange important subjects by leading
musicians and critics pTeseta pupils !" e'a 0' various
composers exposition o tie.- own songs
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young should to become good radio artists
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of thoroughly
have only aearned and halunderstood
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why America should produce
that people the people
are humorous they silly letting
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would
w bits choral music that have been RECEIVED by the writer
of Martin H. Hanson,
Choir of Dayton Ohio that the Pittsburgh