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(LP-ML 4248). which undoubtedly provided a p {PMC After 4145 PML] senfed by James Melton and 3he strve to’ give a clue to the musi-! | NEVSKY, Cantata, (Op.78), re- On the othet side is Satie’s “Trois {wealth of the best-known . and Sign On—Sun Dll vient Re Frank Black orchestra include “Socal "quality of ‘these “beautiful corded by The Philadelphia Or-/Morceaux en forme de poire,”|, oi 100.4 ‘Christmas carol mus a ah Prairie Ramblers In Love,” “Ball Ha'” and "Riders|Quartets. . The D-major is Known | chestra conducted by Eugene Or- played by Robert and Gaby Casa-| nd sasnv homes judge. * News—Sun Ofal | Victor A. Undiahe [iD the Sky.” Waltzes from Richard as the “Lark” and the B-fiatimangy with The Westminster, duo-planists, Saint-Saens g y X . : New Strauss: . opera “Der Rasenkaval- minor as “Sunrise.” Both titles Choir under the direction of y _ man principally responsible | ling’ from the number sold. The .- oo. 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