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This fine male voice organization, which has been a prominent feature of the concert stage in the Middle West, has developed the art of four-part singing to a high degree of ‘ excellence, the individual members being unusually well equipped, vocally and temperamentally, each for his particular part, and years of association in the work has resulted in an excellent ensemble... [he Imperials have made a permanent place for themselves in the concert field of which sthey may be justly proud, and they now prove themselves to be excellent record
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