The Sweetest Sounds: Musical Life in Ontario 1880-1920

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Dec 8, 2018Government & Organizations

On October 21, 2014 Madelaine Morrison delivered a talk entitled The Sweetest Sounds: Musical Life in Ontario, 1880-1920 as part of the Ottawa Historical Association lecture series. In her address, Morrison discussed the...

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