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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 21, 1911

Music at the Washington Foreign Mission Seminary

By M. E. Kern

INQUIRIES have been made in regard to the music course of the Washington Foreign Mission Seminary. The Seminary has made a special effort to offer the very best work in this line from the first. Regular conservatory work is offered in organ, piano, and voice. Classes in the small instruments can also be arranged for, and harmony and history classes will be organized when a sufficient number desire them.

The courses offered at the Foreign Mission Seminary are planned with special reference to mission work, but those who do not have the foreign field in mind, and who want to avail themselves of the special opportunities afforded here, are not excluded. In fact, the mission mold which is given to all the work of this institution is the thing that is lacking in so many music students. We need well-trained music teachers in all our schools who look upon music not as a mere accomplishment, but “as one of the most effective means of impressing the heart with spiritual truth.”

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M. E. KERN, President.