MUSIC STUDENTS REBUKED.
Dr Adrian Boult, musical director of the British Broadcasting Corporation, lately criticised students at a summer course in music teaching at Oxford for tapping the rhythm with their feet. “It is as bad to beat time with your feet as to try to write with your tongue ns well as with your fingers,” Mr. Boult flaid. “It is bad psychologically, and yon ■will probably go mad if you go on with it, because it means that your limbs are jiot under control and that energy is being wanted.”
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Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 50, 22 November 1932, Page 16
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