Aid to Fine Arts: Hearing Before the Select Subcommittee on Education of the Committee on Education and Labor, House of Representatives, Eighty-seventh Congress, First Session, on H. R. 4172, H. R. 4174, and Related Bills to Aid the Fine Arts in the United States. Hearing Held in Washington, D. C., May 15, 1961U.S. Government Printing Office, 1961 - 364 pages |
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... received international acclaim . Our composers such as Howard Hanson , Aaron Copeland , and Samuel Bar- ber have created works of eternal beauty and significance . 30 AID TO FINE ARTS Beelke, Dr Ralph, executive secretary, the National ...
... received international acclaim . Our composers such as Howard Hanson , Aaron Copeland , and Samuel Bar- ber have created works of eternal beauty and significance . 30 AID TO FINE ARTS Beelke, Dr Ralph, executive secretary, the National ...
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... receiving music at- tention from these teachers , and I would not be surprised but what we could get almost unanimous approval from our teachers and the parents of these children for the kind of action that is projected by these two ...
... receiving music at- tention from these teachers , and I would not be surprised but what we could get almost unanimous approval from our teachers and the parents of these children for the kind of action that is projected by these two ...
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... received constantly for additional copies of the platform and the committee is also receiving copies of various publications in which the platform is appearing . It is urged that all members of the conference in locations where the news ...
... received constantly for additional copies of the platform and the committee is also receiving copies of various publications in which the platform is appearing . It is urged that all members of the conference in locations where the news ...
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... received only a very brief synopsis of the play from the interpreter - and then found ourselves thoroughly enjoying the production , laughing with the rest of the audience to the point where our neighbors thought we were Russians and ...
... received only a very brief synopsis of the play from the interpreter - and then found ourselves thoroughly enjoying the production , laughing with the rest of the audience to the point where our neighbors thought we were Russians and ...
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... received by students in the special schools for arts . The Conservatories and Special Music Schools UP TO THIS POINT this report has not gone into details about what might be called the serious music education program in the Soviet ...
... received by students in the special schools for arts . The Conservatories and Special Music Schools UP TO THIS POINT this report has not gone into details about what might be called the serious music education program in the Soviet ...
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