Sacred Hearts Academy - Audion Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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llllwic The language of music is universal. It is known and loved by all the peoples of the world. Une can walk into any conservatory in any part of the world and hear Bach, Beethoven, and Chopin, played with equal fervor and eloquence. Music is the expression of what We feel, and everyone-regardless of race, color, or creed-possesses the same emotions of fear, anger, sadness, and love. This sharing of these common interests results in a greater under- standing and friendliness among the peoples of our universe. Bvflmlrl Wfuflzvr' al flaw organ. l I -I 1 HXWVBP' ,'

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