MECHANISATION OF MUSIC
HUMAN ELEMENT STILL NECESSARY Mechanisation of music is resulting'' in a reduction of the number of students, blit the human element , will always be necessary.. This was , the theme of the speeches at the luncheon, of the Music Committee of the City of London at the Guildhall recently.Sir Henry M'cAuliffe said he remembered, as a father of six children, when lie conducted the family band in his owin', house, but how many parents could do; that to-day Now his grandchildren: said, “We have the) wireless and, the, records.” There was another side toj this. The wireless had been very humanising, It was only necessary to; turn a knob to have some, of the most; 1 beautiful music. At the same time, they must keep musical education alive.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIX, 30 January 1936, Page 10
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