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[Photograph 2012.201.B0117.0540]

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "Nancy Lou Burns , concertmistress of the Junior Symphony, practices her violin for hours each day."

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Source context

Downloaded visible Gateway metadata export for this junior-symphony research row. Source: Oklahoma Times, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, October 18, 1955 Collection code: OKPCP. Institution code: OKHS. Place/context: United States - Oklahoma - Oklahoma County - Oklahoma City Creation data: 1955-10-12 Creator: Lucas, Jim Physical description: 1 photograph : b&w Provided by: Oklahoma Historical Society or visible Gateway partner; see item page. Identifier: 2012.201.B0117.0540 Subjects: Business, Economics and Finance - Journalism; Burns, Nancy Lou; Okla. City Jr. Symphony Orchestra Concertmistress; Oklahoma Times photographs; BURNS, NANCY LOU / OKLA. CITY JR. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CONCERTMISTRESS. Gateway metadata export and rendered image page captured for research; item-level download and rights review remain open. Search window: exact junior-symphony-plus-Oklahoma advanced search.

Oklahoma connection

The visible record was selected from the exact junior-symphony-plus-Oklahoma result set because it names a junior symphony, symphony orchestra, conductor, concertmaster, instrumentalist, student musician, or directly supporting Oklahoma instrumental-music history. No identity merge or canonical promotion is asserted.

People, groups, or instruments recorded

junior symphony / instrumental music context

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Sources

  1. gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc261533/