High Instrument Sales Signal Growing US Music Interest
The 55th Music Trade Industry show reports 175 million instruments to be bought in 1956 at $410 million, with rising home and school music activity. New gadgets include Harmonetta and Vox-Orgaphon, while Hi Five sales and brass growth show diversifying tastes across ages and venues.
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In Seoul a narrow victory gives Shin Ya Kyeon the National Assembly seat once held by his father Shinicky the late Patrick Henry Shinicky. Shin Ya Kyeon, 38, a Chinese instructor at the Seoul foreign language college, will complete the remaining two years of the term with backing from the Democratic party.
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