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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
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
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
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Sculptor-musician Nobuo Kubota's part of the Canadian Creative Music Collective
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Mike Riley and his $10 horn, His music goes round and round and comes out here
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Peter Allen (above) was under the big tent yesterday, although the weather was more suitable for seagulls than music lovers. But it's all fun for the (...)
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Dragon Music: Russell Braun plays Papageno in Opera Ateller's The Magic Flute, which opens Thursday at the Elgin Theatre
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Veteran Toronto accompanist Leo Barkin is one of music's forgotten men
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