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September 5, 1947
Arkansas State Press
Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas
What is this article about?
In Chicago, three-year-old prodigy Margaret Rozarian Harris debuted in a classical piano recital at Carey's Temple, playing works by Bach, Schubert, Tchaikovsky, Mozart, and Brahms, drawing applause despite yawning mid-performance.
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CHICAGO, III - A three year old tiny Negro girl, Margaret Rozarian Harris, made her debut last Sunday as a classical pianist and drew prolonged applause from her audience.
The tiny girl with her favorite doll perched in a chair next to her baby grand piano, played fourteen selections from the work of Bach, Schubert, Tchaikowsky, Mozart, Brahms and other composers. She appeared at Carey's Temple wearing a white satin dress with pink ribbon in her hair. She played Tchaikowsky's "Song of Russia" to introduce the second half of her recital. In the midst of "Ave Maria" she yawned audibly but never missed a note.
The tiny girl with her favorite doll perched in a chair next to her baby grand piano, played fourteen selections from the work of Bach, Schubert, Tchaikowsky, Mozart, Brahms and other composers. She appeared at Carey's Temple wearing a white satin dress with pink ribbon in her hair. She played Tchaikowsky's "Song of Russia" to introduce the second half of her recital. In the midst of "Ave Maria" she yawned audibly but never missed a note.
What sub-type of article is it?
Prodigy
Personal Triumph
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Child Prodigy
Piano Recital
Classical Music
Chicago Performance
What entities or persons were involved?
Margaret Rozarian Harris
Where did it happen?
Chicago, Illinois, At Carey's Temple
Story Details
Key Persons
Margaret Rozarian Harris
Location
Chicago, Illinois, At Carey's Temple
Event Date
Last Sunday
Story Details
Three-year-old Margaret Rozarian Harris performed a classical piano recital, playing fourteen selections from Bach, Schubert, Tchaikowsky, Mozart, Brahms, and others, earning prolonged applause despite yawning during 'Ave Maria'.