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→Number 4 (May, 1927)
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*Page 1: [advertisement] | *Page 1: [advertisement] | ||
*Page 2: "Who is Who in Northwest Musical Circles: Cecile M. Skaaden" ["Mezzo-Soprano, Voice Specialist"] | *Page 2: "Who is Who in Northwest Musical Circles: Cecile M. Skaaden" ["Mezzo-Soprano, Voice Specialist"] | ||
*Page 3: "A Personal Letter From Winifred Wagner" | |||
*Page 3: "Music and the New Auditorium" | |||
*Page 3: "An 'Event' for Mr. Damrosch" | |||
*Page 3: "The Noise of Antheil" | |||
*Page 4: "Fritz Kreisler Plays in St. Paul: Excessive Devotion to Technique Opposed by the Artist—A Bit of the Philosophy of Life and Love and Music as the Great Violinist Sees It" | |||
*Page 5: "Rachmaninoff Pleads for 'Melody': The Great Russian Composer's Recital in St. Paul—His Plea for the Older Conceptions of Music as Against the Young 'Internationalists'" | |||
*Pages 6-7, 19: Victor Nilsson (Dr.), "A Pilgrimage to Bonn and its 'Beethoven Haus': Music Critic Visits Beethoven's Birthplace and Finds Famous Old Instruments and Other Musical Treasures and Relics" | |||
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