Music for One Music for All is a updated version of another book of the same title that depicts the history of music festivals in Saskatchewan.

News from the University of Saskatchewan 1965; "CUTLINE: Music in a tent. Teachers taking University of Saskatchewan Summer School classes in school music methods and materials are led in an instrumental number by Professor William Otis, College of Education, University of Saskatchewan Regina Campus. The tent, in Qu'Appelle Place, overlooks Echo Lake, one of a chain of four lakes in the Qu'Appelle Valley."

A student choir stands among the seats of a lecture theatre while a man directs them from below.

Dr. John V. Bateman, professor of Philosophy, seated on bench and dressed in academic robe, plays the organ during processional.

A "band" of children plays music instruments on stage at the Rosetown Community Hall.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1965, p. 21; "Neut the Flute, Antoinette the Clarinet, Lovelase the Double Bass and friends pose in concert. Their creators, Sisters Danielle, Kateri, Albertine and Donalda are students at the College of Education, Avenue A Campus. The miniature musicians helped the Sisters during their recent practice teaching session in Saskatoon to show Grade I pupils from St. Paul's School and Grade IV and V pupils from Bishop Murray School how instruments are held and played. They are constructed from wire, papier maché and cloth."