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JUNE 7, 1924
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understand and appreciate. Any artist respon-
sive, as we all are to our audiences, must feel
the difference between an American audience
nowadays and one of twenty years back. One
can feel the people vibrate in sympathy, and in
expressing their enthusiasm in music, as in
other things, Americans have become more
demonstrative than they used to be. It is not
only in New York, but all over the country, that
one finds a response, and Americans, never con-
tent with anything second rate, insist on having
the very best, with the result that they are get-
ting better musical training than almost any
other people."
Asked if this response to music seemed to him
likely to produce great musicians from among
the people themselves, Paderewski replied:
"In execution Americans are going very far
ahead and very quickly, but I am no prophet. I
prefer to watch developments rather than pre-
dict them, but I will say that those which I
have watched in America are very encouraging."
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Sponsored by the Miami Advertising Club, They added local color to the set, which con-
which is affiliated with the Associated Advertis- sists of a Spanish courtyard.
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Famous Pianist Pays Tribute to Appreciation of
American Concert Audiences and Advance in American and European artists, with the lesser
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Musical Knowledge
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PARIS, FRANCE, May 30.—Striking progress is
being made by the American people in the ap- in Florida.
preciation of music, says Ignace Paderewski,
the Polish pianist, in an interview with a French
newspaper man.
"Where do you find your most appreciative
The leading feature at the Loew's State The-
audiences?" Paderewski was asked.
atre, New York, recently was the beautiful
"That is a difficult question," was the reply. Spanish act, entitled "Dreamy Spain." One of
"The musical public is much the same every- the principals, Senorita Albertina, the prima
where as culture becomes more general. Per- donna, featured "Rosita," the new melodious
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ress of Americans is to me very striking."
orchestra, consisting of a violin, guitar, bandola,
Asked later to expand his statement, Pader- piano-accordion and a native Spanish drum.
ewski paused a moment before replying.
"I have had long experience of America," he
said, "and when I contrast my first experiences
with my most recent I am struck with the
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