Choral Society

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	Title	Date	Summary
1	Four young people of this city Public Relations News Release 1930:427, p.1	5/27/1931	Four selected as "campus leaders"; list of remaining sixteen given.
2	Three hundred ten voices in twelfth annual Messiah; Schmidt, Barker, Hays, and Palmer are faculty soloists College Eye 22:13, p.1	12/12/1930	Performance preview; was first presented in 1903 and then in 1907 with Theodore Thomas Orchestra.
3	Glee clubs begin Messiah rehearsals College Eye 22:5, p.8	10/10/1930	Choral Society, made of the six glee clubs, begin work.
4	Jumps from pigskins to pianos are nothing in his young life College Eye 21:38, p.1	6/27/1930	Profile of Michael Klinoff.
5	Music rivals sports as student activity at Teachers College College Eye 21:22, p.1	3/7/1930	Many students take part in musical activities; quick history of music at ISTC.
6	Choral Union wins first place for best floats College Eye 21:0, p.1	10/12/1929	In Homecoming parade.
7	Fortieth annual concert was an affair of distinction Samson--George--Sr. (Psychology Faculty) College Eye 20:25, p.1	3/21/1929	Performance review.
8	Music festival will be held May 9-10; choral union will present "Elijah" College Eye 19:32, p.1	4/25/1928
9	C. C. Morrison to speak at vesper services; special music by Prof. Fullerton and choral society; is editor of "Christian Century" magazine College Eye 15:19, p.1	1/23/1924	Program schedule.
10	Organizations state their aims; all prepared to break records in spirit and efficiency Wester--Charles W. (Mathematics Faculty) College Eye 11:0, p.1	9/10/1919	YMCA and YWCA as well as many other organizations outline their plans for the year.
11	Messiah given by Choral Society; work of chorus shows great improvement over previous years College Eye 8:13, p.1	1/10/1917	Review of annual Messiah performance.
12	The following was taken College Eye 8:13, p.4	1/10/1917	Reprints article from Times Tribune questioning audience behavior at the "Messiah" performance.
13	College calendar College Eye 8:11, p.8	11/29/1916	Meetings and events planned.
14	Messiah will be given Dec. 15; Choral Society is practicing regularly College Eye 8:11, p.7	11/29/1916	Choral Society prepares to present annual Messiah performance.
15	Vesper service well attended; annual vesper service is impressively delightful. College Eye 7:27, p.1	4/26/1916	Description of program.
16	Musical vespers College Eye 7:26, p.5	4/19/1916	Vespers services will be held April 23 in the Auditorium.
17	Vocal parts of concert successful; Choral Society and soloists are greeted with applause College Eye 7:26, p.1	4/19/1916	Review of the concert.
18	Choral notes College Eye 7:21, p.4	3/8/1916	Choral Society will be singing more choruses instead of operas this year.
19	The Messiah; Choral Society successfully render oratorio College Eye 7:13, p.1	1/12/1916	Gives description of Messiah performance.
20	Choral Society has first rehearsal College Eye 7:5, p.3	10/20/1915	Charles Fullerton is directing the Choral Society; currently has one hundred seventy members; will perform once during the winter and once at the end of the spring term.
21	A new musical organization for Teachers College Fullerton--Charles Alexander (Class of 1890; Music Faculty) College Eye 4:15, p.1	1/14/1915	College Choir is being formed in the absence of the May Music Festival this year.
22	Choral Society gives Messiah College Eye 3:14, p.236	1/8/1914	Review of the performance; auditorium packed.
23	Prof. Fullerton is given fine present College Eye 3:1, p.13	6/12/1913	Received a mahogany music cabinet from the Choral Society.
24	Annual Music Festival College Eye 2:31, p.7	5/15/1913	Thomas Orchestra and ISTC Choral Society will perform; photo.
25	Next Sunday at 4 o'clock College Eye 2:13, p.6	12/12/1912	Selections from the Messiah given by the Choral Society.
26	The clubs are organizing; object social and educational; many good lecturers obtained; Science Club held first meeting College Eye 2:3, p.1	9/19/1912	Nearly every department has a club; Science Club hears lecture on New Mexico.
27	May festival grand success; in spite of weather conditions large crowd attend; soloist is best yet College Eye 2:33, p.1	5/29/1912	Review of performance.
28	Mr. Stock praises work of Choral Society College Eye 2:33, p.4	5/29/1912	Credits work of Professor Fullerton in improving the quality of the group.
29	Finest orchestra in this country will appear at Teachers' College; grand opera will be given College Eye 1:6, p.6	10/18/1911	Theodore Thomas Orchestra of Chicago will appear in spring musical festival on May 22 and 23, 1912.
30	The Music Festival College Eye 1:10, p.179	5/24/1911	Spring Music Festival program; believes the entire program went very well.
31	Annual music festival College Eye 1:5, p.77	4/19/1911	The annual May Music Festival will occur May 17th and 18th. Among the performers are the College Choral Society and the Thomas Orchestra.
32	And don't you forget it!; save up your dimes College Eye 1:4, p.68	4/12/1911	Article encourages students to save their dimes to attend all three of the concerts of the May Festival.
33	Editorial College Eye 1:1, p.1	3/22/1911	Chauncey Houstman, Paul Davis, and Margaret Lamberty have been elected as the College Eye staff. The name of the paper has been changed officially from the Normal Eyte to the College Eye. Chauncey Houstman, photo.
34	The Choral Society Normal Eyte 21:2, p.26	9/14/1910	The Choral Society has been active in the Spring Music Festivals.
35	Festival dates announced; Thomas Orchestra secured for annual music festival; noted soloists will assist Normal Eyte 20:24, p.400	3/18/1910	Choral Society rehearsing.
36	Splendid oratorio given Normal Eyte 20:15, p.256	12/22/1909	Choral Society and soloists present "Messiah".
37	Oratorio to be presented; local talent in "Messiah;" choral society and soloists give sacred concert Normal Eyte 20:14, p.235	12/15/1909	Four faculty members will perform solos.
38	Afterwards the band played Normal Eyte 18:33, p.518	6/3/1908	Lengthy review of the Spring Music Festival
39	In our write-up Normal Eyte 18:32, p.497	5/27/1908	Choral Society played a major part in the Spring Music Festival.
40	The Choral Society Normal Eyte 18:14, p.216	1/8/1908	Has one hundred seventy-five members; preparing music for the May festival.
41	To show their appreciation of the work done Normal Eyte 17:35, p.556	6/5/1907	Choral Society presented Professors Curtiss and Fullerton with roses.
42	Among the popular organizations at Normal Normal Eyte 17:4, p.50	10/3/1906	Professor Fullerton seeks additional members for the Choral Society; will direct Spring Music Festival.
43	Choral Society Pedagog 0:0, p.114	6/1/1906	Brief history of the group; includes members of Minnesingers, Troubadours, Cecilians, and Euterpeans; now about 150 members; photo.
44	Another omission Normal Eyte 16:33, p.527	5/23/1906	Professor Fullerton's only sister died.
45	Music festival is a success Normal Eyte 16:33, p.516	5/23/1906	Praise for the music and for those who arranged for the festival.
46	General announcement Normal Eyte 16:28, p.435	4/18/1906	Preview of the Spring Music Festival with extensive notes and programs; photo.
47	Friday evening Normal Eyte 15:34, p.544	6/3/1905	Choral Society presented Haydn's "Creation"; will perform "Messiah" next year.
48	Notes on Music Fullerton--Charles Alexander (Class of 1890; Music Faculty) Normal Eyte 15:2, p.20	9/17/1904	The orchestra and the choral society are rehearsing together to work on the "Creation". The staff liners that were ordered will be mailed to all who ordered them.
49	Notes on Music Fullerton--Charles Alexander (Class of 1890; Music Faculty) Normal Eyte 15:1, p.4	9/10/1904	Professor Fullerton compares three widely known oratorios. The Choral Society will perform the Creation by Hayden.
50	Commencement; the numerous programs will be unusually good Normal Eyte 14:34, p.538	5/28/1904	Will include recital, Choral Society performance, baccalaureate ceremonies, and a concert.

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