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Part II
The Concert Pianist: An Interview with Malcolm Frager
Practically from the moment Malcolm Frager climbed up on his first piano bench, he knew what he wanted to be. He began playing at age four, and was a soloist with the St. Louis Symphony by the time he was ten. Today he travels eight to ten months a year, and has performed with major orchestras and in recital in over sixty countries. Recognized as a brilliant interpreter of the classics, he is a magna cum laude graduate of Columbia University and speaks seven languages.
This is a continuation of an interview that began in last week's Sentinel.
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August 10, 1974 issue
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Good Is Now
JEANNE STEELY LAITNER
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Cut the Cords of Restriction
CHARLES WILLIAM SMITH
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Change of Standpoint Heals Grief
FRANCES MARSHALL
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Discipline and Freedom
ELEANOR OWERS SMITH
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FIRE FLY
Richard Henry Lee
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Power in Popcorn?
WORTHINGTON G. HURD
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I Argued It Out with Myself
SUSAN ZILLIAX
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SCIENTIFIC SACRIFICE
Christopher Scott Langton
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The Concert Pianist: An Interview with Malcolm Frager
by Robert L. Gates
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Beth's Bike Ride
Dorothea T. Leamy
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Of and About
Carl J. Welz
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Getting Married
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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I write this testimony with a heart filled with gratitude to God for...
Joyce L. Coston with contributions from Robert F. Coston
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Several years ago while sewing beads on an evening sweater in...
Margaret M. Peabody
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On February 9, 1971, my family and I had wonderful proof of...
Jane Johanson Allison
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Many difficult relationships have been worked out for me by...
Antoinette Colacurcio
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Mrs. Eddy says in the textbook, Science and Health (p. 424), "Accidents...
Michele Carena with contributions from Michelina Carena
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Letters to the Press
J. Buroughs Stokes