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...illustration of what is going on throughout the U.S. in church music. For the past decade, music directors and organists of big city parishes have been vigorously campaigning to throw out the oldtime Victorian anthems and Gospel hymns and substitute the works of the so-called "pure classicists" like Bach, Palestrina, Victoria and the modern imitators of their polyphonic styles. Most ministers and congregations are either indifferent or hostile to change. Volunteer smalltown choirs, unopposed by professionals, are still enthusiastically flatting their way through the complicated, sentimental standbys. And even in Manhattan-hotbed of the classicist movement...
...MARY BACH...
...Johnny Bach, the tall center who was the driving force in Brown's victory over the Crimson earlier in January, again led the Brown sharpshooters. Compiling the same total as in the first engagement, Bach scored ten field goals for 20 points. Leading marksman among his teammates was Captain George Grumshaw, with 11 tallies...
...Bach Sparks Brown Attack...
...married a Dutchman and borne nothing but girls ("It's something to do with Princess Juliana, I always think," said Mrs. Hoare). She won over the snooty servants and even conquered Oxonian Misogynist Professor Carton, who had hitherto believed that all bluestockings wore raincoats and sang in the Bach choir. After 300 such leisurely pages Author Thirkell ties up the loose ends in a neat bow, marries the right people to the right sort, saves the family mansion and forgives a few of the lower classes. To those who can't see the comedy for the snobbery, Author...