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Winston Webber: Oshawa Symphony's new conductor is the orchestra's only professional musician
Winston Webber: Oshawa Symphony's new conductor is the orchestra's only professional musician

Winston Webber: Oshawa Symphony's new conductor is the orchestra's only professional musician

Date10/3/1979
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Original Toronto Star caption: Winston Webber: Oshawa Symphony's new conductor is the orchestra's only professional musician.
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New viola is being created by Otto Erdesz in his studio on Scollard St. He has made 800 violas, many of which are now making beautiful music with many of the world's finest symphony orchestras.
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Ernest MacMillan, conductor of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, and Charles Peaker, conductor of the huge choir, examine the score of a number
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To Conduct Maple leaf gardens concerts, Sir Ernest MacMillan, dynamic leader of the Toronto Symphony orchestra, and Dr, Charles Peaker, conductor of t(...)
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Tom Mueller: young Scarborough musician is a cellist with the Toronto Symphony Youth Orchestra
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Boyd Neel, Founder of two chamber orchestras, he was praised by Benjamin Britten for helping people realize the difference between great music and big music
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