The committee plan has won and the incident is closed.

One may only hope that steps will be taken to make possible an increase in the number of pupils since so many candidates apply each year and so few are chosen.
As everyone knows, we have been struck by a perfect mania for reforms, so there is no harm in proposing one for the Conservatoire.

Foreign conservatoires have been studied and they want to introduce some of their features here.

As a matter of fact, some of the foreign conservatoires are housed in magnificent palaces and their curricula are elaborated with a care worthy of admiration.

Whether they turn out better pupils than we do is an open question.