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Johann Sebastian Bach

Johann Sebastian Bach appears in the following:

Young American Artists: Suzanne Kales

Thursday, January 01, 1948

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Kales, a 15-year-old pianist, plays Bach's ...

The Children's Christmas Story

Monday, December 25, 1944

The Christmas story as told by the New York City Symphony Orchestra with the Collegiate Chorale. Leopold Stokowski, conductor.