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Professor Zoltan Kodaly. 'Music teaches children discipline'
Professor Zoltan Kodaly. 'Music teaches children discipline'

Professor Zoltan Kodaly. 'Music teaches children discipline'

Date7/6/1966
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    ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
    CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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    Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
    Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0060317F
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    One of the great figures in the world of music arrived in Toronto last night: Zoltan Kodaly, Hungarian composer, conductor and arranger
    One of the great figures in the world of music arrived in Toronto last night: Zoltan Kodaly, Hungarian composer, conductor and arranger
    Griffin, Doug
    7/5/1966
    Zoltan Kodaly
    Zoltan Kodaly
    Geo, Mario
    3/6/1967
    Sari Kodaly, 27, and her composer-husband, Zoltan, 84
    Sari Kodaly, 27, and her composer-husband, Zoltan, 84
    Griffin, Doug
    7/5/1966
    Sari Kodaly. 27, and her composer-husband, Zoltan, 84
    Sari Kodaly. 27, and her composer-husband, Zoltan, 84
    Griffin, Doug
    7/5/1966
    Professor Fred DeLory, (above) who teaches civil engineering at University of Toronto, restored 60-year-old steamboat from a Connecticut estate and it now chugs around Toronto harbor, attaining speeds up to 9 m.p.h. It's still unnamed.
    Professor Fred DeLory, (above) who teaches civil engineering at University of Toronto, restored 60-year-old steamboat from a Connecticut estate and it now chugs around Toronto harbor, attaining speeds up to 9 m.p.h. It's still unnamed.
    Loek, Dick
    7/22/1974
    Not a typical professor, Robert Logan teaches students at his two-hour class at Seed, Toronto's unconventional high school operating from rented rooms in the Young Men's Hebrew Association building on Spadina Ave
    Not a typical professor, Robert Logan teaches students at his two-hour class at Seed, Toronto's unconventional high school operating from rented rooms in the Young Men's Hebrew Association building on Spadina Ave
    Barkley, Harold
    2/16/1971
    Professor Fred DeLory, (above) who teaches civil engineering at University of Toronto, restored 60-year-old steamboat from a Connecticut estate and it now chugs around Toronto harbor, attaining speeds up to 9 m.p.h. It's still unnamed.
    Professor Fred DeLory, (above) who teaches civil engineering at University of Toronto, restored 60-year-old steamboat from a Connecticut estate and it now chugs around Toronto harbor, attaining speeds up to 9 m.p.h. It's still unnamed.
    Loek, Dick
    7/22/1974
    Tremeer: Member of Oshawa's 123-year-old Ontario Regiment teaches music.
    Tremeer: Member of Oshawa's 123-year-old Ontario Regiment teaches music.
    Russell, Jim
    6/1/1988
    Deaf children are enrolled in a program at Buttonwood Hill Junior School in Etobicoke, where Barbara Misener teaches Kim Landry, 6, using the special (...)
    Deaf children are enrolled in a program at Buttonwood Hill Junior School in Etobicoke, where Barbara Misener teaches Kim Landry, 6, using the special (...)
    Darrell, Dick
    9/8/1975
    Children learn to cope with asthma - Durham class teaches them how to relax/12
    Children learn to cope with asthma - Durham class teaches them how to relax/12
    Eglinton, Rick
    1/25/1987
    Education In Metro Takes A Long Leap Backward, Marion Peart, dressed as a teacher might have in 1861 teaches her Grade 5 class of children from Etobic(...)
    Education In Metro Takes A Long Leap Backward, Marion Peart, dressed as a teacher might have in 1861 teaches her Grade 5 class of children from Etobic(...)
    Geo, Mario
    9/23/1971
    Alfred Luck at the job he's wanted all his life. The former air fordce sergeant and map-maker now teaches small children
    Alfred Luck at the job he's wanted all his life. The former air fordce sergeant and map-maker now teaches small children
    Ross, Fred
    2/26/1971