New York University Department of Music concert of original compositions by students of the department, 1927. Soloists

New York University Department of Music concert of original compositions by students of the department, 1927. Soloists

by Charles Haubiel

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New York University Department of Music announces a concert of original compositions by students of the department, Wanamaker Auditorium, Friday, April 29, 1927 at three o'clock.

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