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OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1912.
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Omaha Women Who Are Talented Amateur
Musicians
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Omaha's Growth in Music
; x Due to Gifted Amateurs
MAHA Is recognized as:t center of culture as well as of com
; mcrce end Industry; and no feature of intellectual llfo Is
more thoroughly " developed ; here than music. In tholr
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patronage of ; the arts, Omaha follf 9 have been liberal' as
m wel as catholic In their taste3, and have given to all such
support aa marks the development 'of the social life of the community
as being on a high plane; yet to music more than either of the other
forms of artistic expression hare they turned. Numbered among the
residents of the city are rrofcssionals whose names are known on two
continents, and whose attainments are such aa, firmly support their
widespread fame. .Men and women who take their art Beriously, and
who support it sealouEly, are among these. But it is to the amateur the
professional must finally turn, for it is through the amateur tho leaven
of art is Bpread until it leavens the mass of tho public. Omaha is also
fortunate in having many amateurs highly gifted in music, whoso ac
complishments are rare and worthy of great praise Among these the
women are the leaders, and than these there are no more earnest stu
dents or conscientious workers to be found. Their study cluba are'
the headquarters for real. work, as well as the source of much ploasure,
such as the enthusiast, gathers from accomplishment. Their support
makes it possible to achieve much for the art that might not otherwise
be done. They have at all times given assistance in the furtherance of
the cause of muslo in a public way, but It is In the homes they adorn
. their talent is known, and where they show the real gift of inspiration,
custained by consci3ntloui application. -
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