1 c = = = = c = = DESEUET EVENING NEWSj SATURDAY m M Wi 1910 t tto m
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CHEERING piece of news
AGfIEfn1 the Ladles Liter
ary club who hjivo generously
cotibenfed tOIIIWover thu
problem of saving the Symphony or
chestra The music section headed by
Mis Pcaborty has laid out plans dur
ing the week and has donc some pie
limlimry woik so that It can bo an
nounced that the orchestra will be put
on Its fiiclilts debtswiped out and a
fund proviiiLil to guarantee at Icaht
three concerts during thu winter sea
mi
fjllg
Uually pleasant Is the Intelligence
that the plan of giving Sunday after
noon concerts has been ab IIlonclJA
thorough trial has demonstrated that
what tho Sunday events gain fiom one
part of the community they lose from
another The plan of giving lato Sat
urday afternoon entoitulnmcnts haw
been adopted rind the Salt I ake thea
ter will be the scene of the three con
certs another thing which ought to
Insuic popularity Mr McClellan will
fOIOIIollt at once making his plans
and will aim tb have 45 men of un
doubted capability rather than n larg
er body of less efllcleney Picsldent
Goshen and Uuslnrss Manager Spencer
leel elated at the outlook and every
unu who realizes the good the Sym
phony orchestra has done and w llllo
must share their feelings
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Mrs Gaynor made an earnest plea to
her largo audience the other evening
In the First Methodist ohuich In bu
half of the Salt Lake Symphony or
chestra She declaied It would bell
positive discredit to the city wcro that
diganlzallon allowed logo by default
All of the large centers the country
tue introducing symphony orchestras
1111111 city with the reputation of Salt
Lake for Its musical talent ought not
to fall behind Such an organization
means Increased polish and icllnemcnt
for Its community a better apprecia
tion of the higher things of life and a
keener relish fOr thu more boautlful In
tho fine arts
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Tho convicts of the state prison will
lie given their annual musical treat on
Thanksgiving day In the prison el
I Instrumentalists and singers under
tho direction of Miss Nora nicason Ow
ing to the strict lules at the Institu
tion not over 10 persons can be ad
mitted double work will be done by
each soloist
The Junior choir of the ca
thedral assisted by the regular choir
Is preparing for an < entertainment to
be given l 1the basement of the house
onllw evening ofthn 23th lust In
lionof qf tliu opening of the new social
it ml Hmuscmcnt hall tiltednp theio by
tlij bishop for the plonmiro of the
joung people of the parish
The special service al I pm Sun
day In the Judge Mercy hospllal chap
el Edmund Condon baritone will sing
O Salntarls by Luzzl A full chorus
will give Verduscns Tantiim Krgo
and Lande Te Domlnum by Itosewlg
and Mnrsuciito 11I Is lo sing Bor
dalscs Hall Mary
i Nt the 11 am service In the Catholic
hidrnl a new mass In K Hat by
fwlg will be iung by full choir
o for an offertory MnnltintH Tan
in Ergo Al Hie elevation of the
IUlPSlUS Glcaton tho organist will
piny a prelude by Chopin At the J
ntri pass Edmund Condon bailtone
Is to sing Piny for the Dead by
nordnlso At tho S am mass Alcen
Caller will be thu soloist accompa
nied by 200 girls comprising The Chil
dren of Mary
The news finm the east thai Unnd
mnvlor SOUMI IK 111 In the Connecticut
iincinl hopltil lt Nnv Hiiiven
viewed here with deep concern One
who romtintly tiavels as he docs runs
great ilM of sickness fiom such wide
ly vnrvlrs conditions of climate and
food find he has tu take extra good
Itirc of himself The earnest hope her
in that Mr Houaa will speedily recover
and bo spared many ynirn yet for the
good work he has done and Is doing
1 In deviling the mnndnidB ot concert
1 band muMc and educallnB the public
to an appreciation rofUIu higher order
of composition
At the FirstM K church on Sunday
livening the orchestra under the dlrec1
tlO1 C lOIlIIII Vile will play Han
del s Largo anil Golden Silence by
Fortcocne
IIOfJJ McClellan was surprised
and gratified this week to receive the
following note from Now Voile City
und rl1ale0fNoy3 You me hereby
notified that nt a meeting of the coun
cil held Oct 31 1910 you were elected
a colleague of the American Guild of I
Organists SlgneIG H Fedorleln
general registrar president Arthur
Iootc Pnif McClellan had no Ink
ling of tills honor until he was noli
lied that It had becii conferred upon
hip and naturally feels highly com
plimented He had made no iffiit to
secure admission tolho ulld neither
had any member ld aught to him
Organist Tracy Cannon of the First
Congiegatlonal church will play pi lor
to Sunday mornings services Pray
er by Devrcdj Impromptu Lesche
tlzltyj Chorus of Angels Clalk OC
ferlory In F Richmond Poslludo
Gounod
Local music houses repuit a more
stable trado In pianos and a good busi
ness In vlctrolas and classical sheet
music The local public tastu appears
to be Improving as to tho latter
o
Prof Anton Pedersen is in receipt
of copies of the second edition of hli
piano composition Romance In D
published by Luckhanlt Holder of
New York There is a demand for tills
work which Is of an high order of
merit
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A very choice musical program has
been prepared for the sixteenth reunion
of the Scottish Ulte Masons to bo
held In this city Nov 13 to IS by
music com llloo William E Bailey
Alfred n Peabody and John S Mc
Ciinu Crltchlow Special groups of
vocal composition will he given for
each degree or group of degrees con
ferred The choir Includes Alfred
Holmes Peabody oiganlst Fred Gra
ham tenor Uss Edna Dwyer con
tralto Mro Corlimo Harris Hammer
soprano J Wlllard Squires bass
Miss Irene Kelly accompanist
Montgomerys band or25 men will
furnish conceit band music for the
formal opening of thane building ot
the Commercial club
The All Hallows collcg band will
furnish musle for the bazar to be con
ducted at the cathedral the last of the
month
The Pchnbert trio of this city has
been doing well on Its circuit thtuugli
the central part of the state they sing
this evening nt lleber City
Miss Margaret TleHsulI who Isi
teaching In the Highland Hoy school
it Hlnsharn has been music supervisor
jf the various grades of that school I
Charles JCcnt will fclng thcToieador
song ftOI11enrnlrinT1ext Tuesday
night at the benefit of sick members
of the Woodmen of tho World In the
First Methodist church A good music
al program has been prepared I
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A Knit Lake correspondent of Musical
America says of the last season ot
abcrnacle organ recitals
These lecitals are among the most
distinctive features of musical life In
Salt Lake City and have attracled wide
attention tho great organ During
the season which 1ms just closed a to
tal f153 concerts was given In the 20
weeks There were 9CS numbers played
at these concerts and Including The
Star Spangled Banner which Is played
recital the
ed as a finale at each
grand total reached 1139 selections
Tho performers wcro the members ot
the regular corps of organists The at
tendance nl Ihese recitals has fluctuat
ed fiom TQO to 3000 persons but it Is
a conservative estimate that there
wero 1200 persons at an avciagc at
each performance ThlHmnlCHa
grand total of more than 30000 auditojs
for theregular performances tlnlllf
the special performances be Included
also the talet those attending
reaches 30000
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A flue program has been arranged for
theI muslcale to bo given by Mrs E
llonncmnrt and Mrs Joseph Young al
Din formers residence Monday afler
noon Fred C Graham will have charge
if tho program with Prof McClellan
lilauht and accompanist II S Ensign
baritone Mrs Lucy Klrkman sopiano
rtcorgo Cioneman violinist Wlllard
FlaOimnn flultlst and Mr Graham
lenor
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1 j SHARPS AND FLATS
Ilctro Mnscagnl the composer of
YtHljcl willed Nov 2 on the Kron
prlnzessln Ccellie for New York Mas
cagnl has nut been In America slum
102 iiiul a tumultuous welcome h
iiualtlng Jilm both from his compatri
ots nml the musical public a large
Mary Garden prornlhes to give n
htrllilngly personal Interpretation ot
Carmen whell she appears it the
Metropolitan Opera Hou = c In that iclc
She hints that she will have inmu Mir
prlEcs for Now York audience The
directors of the National opera In Paris
niiiinuncc that after her American sea
son Miss Garden will roturn ti > sing n
Siberia a work by Umbrrto Gior
dano which was given it single per
formance In Paris some yeaia ago The
premier Is set lor May 15 1
The Parisians were pleased that Mine
Nordlca should have Uikun the trouble
to Iciun the lolo of IMdu for them In
rcheluII still more pleased whtn
they lieaid her dllltHle yarE ago
when hlu impersonated l oldo In Mu
nich the leading newspaper in Hint city
declared It vas u delight to Iliul that
this role can he actually sum ami tho
Parisians were slmllnily Impressed by
our Amorlcan sopranos ruro urlof
combining bol canto with diamatlc ex
pressions
Several prominent American com
posers have been members of the iac
nltles of our leading mil vci Miles bn ho
much was exacted of them In the lino
of leaching that little time and energy
was left for their creative work It
Ina I ned for Westein college of Ox
ford Ohio to show tin world hat
Pegasus should not be hitched ft a
wagon That Institution Juts bestowed
on Kdgar Stlllmaii IColley fcllovvhlp
which will roqulic him to deliver ome
lectures during Hie year nhllo Icav
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Dcserot News has rccchcd
the following from the New
THJJ fonullnr flul IU
York of lice of ICIaw Afirlangor
In icply to tho numerous re
ports of a truce being declaied be
tween Charles Krolimnn and Kliw
Krlunger and tho National Theater
Owners association Mr Mare Kluw
makes tho > following statement
Theio Is absolutely no truth In the
statement that Mr Charles Frohman
or Kluw ICrlangcr or either of them
his signed any paper of truce with
the NationalTheater Owners associa
tion and It In time that the assertion
which has appeared In some papers
was ilatly contradicted
wulltv always regarded the atti
tude of the National Theater Owners
association ns a huge Joke and noth
ing hab happened slneo my return from
the northwest to change our opinions
The onenight towns In that part oC
the country as elsewhere arc clamorIng
attiactlons Somo attractions
Ing for our attllIOn8
tractions booked by us would probably
tlactons play them huti resolution
passed by the socalled National TheIr
ter Owners association last summer
made that impossible These foolish
Ing him ample jlclsure Tr or1 composing
A better man could not have been
chosen for si lip stind privilege i
For several years past Mr Kolley lias I
lived In Herlln where he Jins taught I
besides composing some chamber music
and yongs which won the cordial nralau
of experts
Caruso the famous tenor made
three iippcnrnrniss II the Iloyal oyeri
In Urrlln last week Homo Idea o the I
singers popularity may bo had fiim I
the fact that every seat for these Ur
formances was sold out In 20 minutes 1
at 300 per cent above the ivgular rate3 I
Tho lowest priced seat sold at the box i
ofllco cost J750 Within an 4iour spec
ulators who had been fortunate enough
to obtain icervatlons iccelvcd VJ each
forthem Oichestru Lchills brought
fabulous prices after they Inul been
through vendors hands
Twentylive years ugo says the
editor of the Htudc It was porfjible togo
big Oeiman music centers i
go to one of the hlGelllanlllslc I
ters and secure Instruction llal was
really Driftclass for throe four o live
marks an hour Now wo find in a re
cently published schedule of the Alices
of the leading teachers o nerlln that I
five six and eight dollars a le on are
to no leans extraordinary Indeed
this list the names of
we find on very I1 nl11lsof
teachers who have taught In America
for two three and four dollars al hour
charging double In Uorlln
t IH reported that a sligle opera sea
son In London cost Mr Uecchum 50 I
000 Joseph Hcechnin the father of
Thomas Hie conductor said In a leccill
talk with a representative of Mulcal I
Oscar Ilammcr I
America icgarding OSCII Humme
stclns pioject of giving London another
opera house
I feel no disrespect for Mr Hammer
sl lnl would like to sec him nutko
a dy but thlalmust say I doubt
the success of such a venture In Ixjn
don the opera Is a social function Peo
ple go because It Is the proper tiling to
go Many attend to see thPlr friend
or to be eel Smart people may drift
In nt 10 oclock or at halfpast 10 There
are a great many functions and tho
opera Is one of the most Important and
These people are ruliscrlli
popular Ile whscrh
ers and they have about as much on
hand now as they have tim lo follow
bookings arc made far in advance and
I do not believe that another ipcratlc
venturo will enlist their Interest Mr
11 enlt
Hammcrstcln may have no diiliculty in
lining his cheaper seats lut that will
not make opera Yon know It It rather
an expensive undertaking
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I No Truce in Theatrical lWar
Vr Sothern and Jvliss NLarlowe
Play Jylacleth for First Time
LKTTIJR dated New Haven
AII Illdny nays that bcforn
made
an cnthuslastic audience
up largely of tho representa
tives o Yales faculty 111 o Hi
Sothern and Miss Julia Marlowe this
evening gave at the Hyperion theater
the first performance on any stage of 1
their production of Macbeth In
overy way it wan a remarkable pre
sentation The acting of the costars
their support and the presentation of
the great tragedy were admirable in
every detail The play Is II slx acts
with 20 scenes and the stage tellings
wnro Imposing Thc music IsxbjSlr
Arthur Hulllvan
Among the laivro company supporting
Mr Sothern and Miss Marlowe all
Dramatic Criticisms of tlie Good Ola Days
In answer to tho charge that dra
matic crltlclmn is apt to be too harsh
and dictatorial Sir llerbeit Trcedc
dareR that the tluiilcr gets off much
earlcr In tills regard than II used lo
and says thai If actors still get hard
knocks nt times they ought to bear
them for the sake of so cmel
change fl
A hundred yen pi ago the dramatic
critic could criticise with a venge
ance comments the London Htandaid
And one shudders to think of what
lull happen If ills methods were ic
lIed today
Turning to old newspapers ofthu
yeir IS10 WI thlllhim dechrlng that
the audience at Covent Garden was
being Ircatcd to bad plots and woisc
Jokeu A correspondcni was allowed
tn express an ardent desire that a
town would not luuo Its feellngH out
raged toy Jo frciinent a icpotlllon of
good characters vilely played lthlsre
lerreil to Shakespearian pcrformanceB
nor Us common nunse outraged the
iritinducllim coslnmo and scenery
prosily nt appleltlhelndlgnant
tlieatcrgocr had seen Benedick in
Much Ado About Nothing1 armycd In
the full dresH uniform of a Hrltlsh In
fantry officer
The featuie of Mr Faw
I piornlnent flatleo III 11
cetls Impersonation of Kent In King
Loir Is said by tho critic to be Impu
dent vulgarity
A new opuia Ittho Lyceum Is
bluntly described IIH being as arrant a
piece of dullnesH ns evcr sent one to
sleep Concerning an authormanager
al tho same houoc we read that of till
the wretched dramatists of the day he
sllI one respect the moat formid
able and that wan In his capacity o
manager
The management of Covent Garden
WJIH taken to task with equal acerbity
IJvorybody according to the crlllc was
slruck with tho glaring want of
good female performers Tho manager
nnd It was Kenrtile mis accused of
permitting tragedy to bo whined and
lilmpcrcd by a Buccesslon of UH pretty
facsd I1np torlorRnS weio to
I bo found In thOl upper class of any
boarding school
Tho piece The Ilrldal HnIW
Reynold had been hissed U was said
Ie Miecesnlvn esnli1 yet tho
iiiay bills boasted ot Its brilliant suu
coa1 The critic could only hope
ltlht next performance tho nudleiico
oiild show tjiemitluir ti llhlt could
no longer be stupid Ilh success and
tho manager tlvit lui could not tell mi
truths with Impunity
11 c scarcely h said tl 1Jlo hi
t pflrBon would lUte to sen such
nmenltloH of i criticism YIycFi In tho
first plnceij rfoctlvx censuro canbeat1
0 0C i
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deluded men after ulamorlnr for a
long while for what they called an
open 100heli they got within
sight of It promptly shot the holt by
passing a resolution thai nobody could
book more than two Interests That
meant simply thIHTh1t Klaw <
Ivrlanger could book tliolr own shows
mill shows of some one thor
n I but would have to slop
there while on the other baud the
National Theater Owners association
could book any number o theaters
That Ial that the onenltht stands
are sufforlng from today
Overtures have been lat to ns
to try to ease this situation Unfort
unately our lips are sealed as to tho
individual who made tho overtures
< Ihunl mt
and we arc not In the habit of breaking
cither our words or our contracts
Consequently we nro In the awkward
position of waiting forlhe other fol
lows to do It t cllo not proposo
to tolerate misrepresentation on the
subject and If false icports and lles
are Rent out we Intend to promptly
nail them There Is no ngrcrinpnt
signed with the National ieIQn
cis l nJaht thcio will bouone
None Is necessary n
Messrs William Harris is Duncan
Krlc Hland as Malcolm P TIolb us
Donald Balne Kjdney Mather ns Ben
quo Frederick Lewis as Miicduff and
Messis 1Vance Hendtsen John Taylor
Paul Roberts and Malcolm Bradley and
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MISSCH Nora Lumlson Charlotte Lewis
all Lenora Chippendale
Miss Marlowe was especially success
ful hflhe sleep walking scene Mr
Sothern received an ovation after tlu
speetaeilir last act showing the
storming of the castle and tho light
with MncDuff Miss Marlowes cos
tumes made under her direction In
Paris were notable
The pioduetlon this evening was the
opening of American omhllr
Folhern and MKs Marlowe and fol
lowed a season ot picparallon which
I coveied two years
be applied without the ail of a
bludgeon and If the wretchedness of a
play or the incompetence of a per
former has to be exposed the hhoi
comlngs of the one or the oilier should
< shnul1
bo condemned without personal vitu
peration
But these am elementally canons of
criticism At the same tlmo It must
be distinctly understood that a dra
matic critic has a duty 1 I perform The
more thoroughly hudoeslt the better
for the stage for the public nnd for
every one concerned
tls certainly not to the permanent
Interest of the drama that the applause
given cither by the audience orliL the
press should bo exlravagonlly In ex
cess of Ihe merits of tin play or the
player At the presentday both In
respect to literature and the drama
and the arts might perhaps b added
Ihn real danger Is not that merit should
bo overlooked but that mediocrity
should be boomed and advertised Into
a distinction which It does not de
serve
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GEORGE E SKELTON
Tcncliii of Alolln
nniilunlo from Trinity College London
I nefemices and Studio Jioom 3 lloaril
of Trade UullillnK
PROF HERMAN SCHADE
Violinist
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Oporn Will accept pupils on violin anil
Harmony Studio 22J W 5th So Phone
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Artists Musicians slut lr etc fur
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orotorlop cornriUiicenients funerals etc
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HUGH W DOUGALL
Vocal Studio
2Ll Kauith Avenue
Hell Phono 250
C D SCHETTLER
Studio IWl Tell lelllI
Guitar Mandolin Itanfo
Music Glll nil I loIHlelu In
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Pupil of Anton llclklng and Jnciiues
Vnn Ller Berlin Germany
IHSS BETH CUSWORTH
Teacher of Ilano
From the Itoynl Acnilciny or Mu lc
LOldol Studio 533 Kusl 7lh Ko Ihono
ALFRED BEST
Pupil foi Ihreu years nt George Fr
gu son Derlln Vuca1 nit operi I sonss
in German Italian and KngliUi Studio
rIH IV
610 Templitnn At ntuillo Mondays
Wednesdays and Saturdays from 1 to G
EDWARD P KIMBALL
Piano Organ and German Studio
Suite tVW Templcton iMioiws Hell 493
Ind SS7 Adsl Organist of the Tabor
nock OiKanlst Klitt M K Church 1307
1W3 Director o inuslu LatterDay
Saints University 1SOS1W9
11J BRINES
Voice development and the art of
singing 017 Templeton Hulldlng Phono
Bell Sail
THE WETZELL VOCAL STUDIOS
1 Xortli State St
Mrs Wetzell voclI allull method
Jlr WetKoll director niislo City Public
1Iblo
Schools Hell Phone Main li3i Ind
Phone I2W
ANDREW BOWMAN
Studio 1100 Templcton
Htllo lHHIImnllclo
Teacher of Artistic Singing
Perfect Tone
COLUMBIANCONSERVATORY OF
MUSIC INC
Ilnno organ I lid violin courses
looms No r2fl MS Ml 6K C8B f37 3SS
Constitution Hulldlni Uotb phones
MRS MATTIE READ EVANS
Ihmlil and Teacher
Pupil or ioilonslty licrlln Studio at
07 Ith Avenue Tol liKlk
VIt C OLIVE
Teacher of Violin and Pimm
studio no North Halo Street Just
through Kaglo Jato Ind phono 1SSI Or
clietras ruriilsbed for all occaMons
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JOSEPH J DAYNES
1rofoslonnl Tuner nnd Volccr of the
Ilano
lloll phoue SGx 3S DHlrlel Salt
Lake City Utah
ANTON PEDERSEN
Studio of Ilnno Violin nnd Ilaimony
4S liast South Temple
BERTHA WEST
Ilnno
Itcclnnors a > specially Pupil tTT 1
McClcllnn Mlsa Gratia Flanders Studio
Graham Music Bureau 45 1 fo Temple
Hell Phone lull 891
PN COOK
ISO CONS ItbllR
Teacher of Piano
Special attention glvtm to acitulrlng a
beautiful touch
EDWARD P KTMBALL
Orchestrations nnd Song AiraiiKOincnts
Piano accompaniments obligates etc
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phlon Utah nnd Orphcum Suit Lako City
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Pupil of George Korgusson and Alberto
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Jotms Herlln Oritorlc German leader
and opera In English Qerrnan nnd Ital
ian Studio ntH iaxl S Street Jlcll
phono Kil
CLAUDE J NETTLETON
Teacher of Violin
Studio 4S KiiAt South Ternplo Phones
Hell lies 1253k Studio SSI
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JJ TORONTO
Ilnno and Pipe Orenn Tuner
Gliiliniti1 tuning department New
England Conservatory of Music Hoston
Mas Hell phone 1415x No ol A
street Suit Lake City Utah
MISS ESTELLE JENSEN
Tfarlicr of Piano
Piofrsslounl Accompanist
Studio Ilooin 15 Tli Hnlclgh
137 i llrsl So St Hell phono 4MI
SPENCER CLAWSON JR
Plnno Instruction
Pupil of Murl prctitncr and Tbuodoro
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FRED MIDGLEY
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MRS AGNES DAHLOUISTBECK
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Studinl Xaer Kcliwiirncnka Studio
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Director Symphony Orcbostii
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Pupil of Alex Gullmant Paris and
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Mottled Effects and Hand Blends I
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