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The Federal Music Project and Concert Culture in Oregon, 1935-1942
The Federal Music Project was a branch of the Works Progress Administration established to employ musicians in need of relief during the Great Depression; a secondary goal of the Project was to provide musical performances and music education to the general public. The latter aim is intertwined with
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