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The Kiddie Chorus

Regarding Roger Skoff’s “The Music Problem” in the October 2022 issue: I was a professional opera and choral singer for nearly 50 years, a member of both the Chicago Symphony and Lyric Opera of Chicago choruses. I did numerous operatic roles and numberless gigs as a ringer in church and synagogue choirs. Outside my listening room, I’ve heard a great deal more unamplified than

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