Interview, 1982.

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Interview, 1982.

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Typescript of an interview taken from the included sound tapes. The interview was conducted by Morris M. Clinger on 2 March 1982 for the Joint Oral History Program of Brigham Young University Archives, BYU Alumni Association Emeritus Club and Charles Redd Center for Western Studies. Keeler talks about his education, various occupations, and his career at Brigham Young University as a professor of music. He tells about the music directors and professors at the university.

1 interview (35 p.)2 sound cassettes.1 reel-to-reel sound tape.

Harold B. Lee Library

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Keeler, J. J. (Joseph Jensen).

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Clinger, Morris M., 1910-

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