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High on music - and music on high
High on music - and music on high

High on music - and music on high

Date6/3/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: High on music - and music on high. When you're up there close to heaven atop the CN Tower, what else would you expect to see but a bevy of harpists scattering their mellifluent notes into the stratosphere? There's a down-to-earth explanation: The CBC was taping a future program called A World of Music. Participating were, from left, Charlotte Moon, Sarah Davidson, Judy Loman and Nora Bumanis.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0101172F
Magical mix: Penny Howard, 3, is one of the young music fans drawn to Harbourfront for its medley of music and food in such programs as Concert Party and Brunch With Bach
Magical mix: Penny Howard, 3, is one of the young music fans drawn to Harbourfront for its medley of music and food in such programs as Concert Party and Brunch With Bach
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John Martin: City-TV's Captain Video, the man behind The New Music and the new Much Music channel, is one of the most important figures in Canada's rock industry
John Martin: City-TV's Captain Video, the man behind The New Music and the new Much Music channel, is one of the most important figures in Canada's rock industry
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Hamming it up: Music star Bryan Adams hams it up at Bellair Cafe
Hamming it up: Music star Bryan Adams hams it up at Bellair Cafe
9/19/1985
Music is fun. Musician and songwriter Doug Barr seems to have discovered the Pied Piper's magical notes as 4-year-olds Adam Kirch (front) and Lori Ste(...)
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Russ Little, trombonist and music writer, is comfortable in red, white and blue polyster jacket, white baggies, white shirt and bow tie
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John Hammond in 1978: Record producer and music critic discovered such musical greats as Billie Holiday, Teddy Wilson, Count Basie, Charlie Christian and Aretha Franklin
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Marvin Green, Offering access to New Music
Marvin Green, Offering access to New Music
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Fred Brooks has settled down in Whitby with his laid-back acoustic guitar music after giving up on touring the Holiday Inn circuit. He played a benefit at the Station Arts Gallery last night
Fred Brooks has settled down in Whitby with his laid-back acoustic guitar music after giving up on touring the Holiday Inn circuit. He played a benefit at the Station Arts Gallery last night
7/28/1980
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Clive Allen can't read a note of music and has no experience as an impresairo, but he's taking the bull by the horns and backing a full-scale, international class concertn in Toronto next season
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