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"Delights to the mind": Joan Moynagh and Bodil Frolund (center) before their concert at the New Jersey meeting. Left:violist Donna Randall. Right: Alina Brychova at the NADC founding convention.Restoring morality through musicFounding members of coalitionFounding members of Musicians for LaRouche and the NationalAnti-Drug Coalition.• Alina Brychova, soprano, Berkeley Heights, New Jersey.• Bodil Frolund, piano soloist and teacher, Westchester County,N.Y.• John Howard, violinist, N.J. Symphony; director, HumanistAcademy Ensemble, New York City.• Elizabeth Kellogg, cellist, faculty, Quinsigamony CommunityCollege, Worcester, Mass.• Joan Moynagh, associate professor of music, Miami University,Oxford Ohio.• Carolyn Pollak, principal oboist, New Jersey Symphony.• John Sigerson, director, Humanist Academy Chorus.• Anno Hellenbroich, director, Humanist Academy Chorus andOrchestra, Wiesbaden, Federal Republic of Germany; member,Presidium of the European Labor Party.• Dr. Felix-Eberhard von Cube, director, Heinrich SchenkerAkademie fur Musik, Hamburg, Federal Republic of Germany.(Affiliations are for identification only.)part, "Great music can and mustserve as the most powerful forcefor reinstituting among youth andthe nation as a whole the samemoral outlook which motivated thefounding of America. ... No musiciancan stand by passively as anentire generation is rendered morallyand intellectually insensibleby the dissemination of drugs. Nomore tolerable is the even broadersaturation of the same populationof youth with successively moredegraded forms of rock 'music'which reinforce drug use and havethe same effect upon mental powersas do marijuana, opiates, andcocaine."Following the release of thisdocument in the summer of 1979,Joan Moynagh, Bodil Frolund andother signators began a series ofbenefit concerts for the antidrugeffort as well as classes and demonstrationsof the principles ofmusical counterpoint for youth42 War on Drugs / July 1980