Kurtz--Edward Frampton (Music Faculty)

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	Title	Date	Summary
101	The Symphony Orchestra Old Gold 0:0, p.213	6/1/1946	List of student; photo.
102	Music festival ends tonight; Harold Holst directs girls' choral songs College Eye 37:31, p.1	5/3/1946	Description of the program.
103	College symphony concert Public Relations News Release 1946:139, p.1	4/30/1946	Carl Anton Wirth's orchestral suite will be played by the orchestra. Edward Kurtz will conduct the overture. Emil Bock will be a soloist.
104	Three day music festival Public Relations News Release 1946:134, p.1	4/29/1946	Nearly two hundred students will participate in the festival. There is no admission charge. The band, symphony, and choral groups will be in concert.
105	Dr. Kurtz symphony played Alumnus 30:2, p.2	4/1/1946	Symphony in D Major played on campus.
106	Dr. Kurtz attends two music meets College Eye 37:22, p.1	2/22/1946
107	Department head to attend national meeting Public Relations News Release 1946:41, p.1	2/14/1946	Edward Kurtz will travel to Detroit, Michigan to attend the annual meetings of the National Assoication of Schools of Music and the Music Teachers National Association.
108	Dr. Kurtz directs own music in symphony concert Sunday College Eye 37:20, p.1	2/8/1946	Will direct Symphony No. 4 in D Major.
109	Present symphony concert Sunday College Eye 37:19, p.3	2/1/1946
110	Symphony orchestra to present winter concert Public Relations News Release 1946:29, p.1	1/31/1946	Edward Kurtz will conduct the Iowa State Teachers College Symphony Orchestra in their winter concert. The final number was written by Dr. Kurtz.
111	Phi Mu Alpha Sinfornia initiates new members Public Relations News Release 1946:10, p.1	1/14/1946	National music honorary adds seven male students and two music department members.
112	Orchestra gives fall concert Alumnus 30:1, p.1	1/1/1946	Symphony program.
113	Present Messiah Sunday; Oratorio by chorus and orchestra College Eye 37:14, p.1	12/14/1945	History and description of the upcoming performance; photo.
114	Edward Kurtz to direct "The Messiah" Public Relations News Release 1945:311, p.1	12/13/1945	"The Messiah" will be performed in the college auditorium. The first American performance was in 1770.
115	"The Messiah" Public Relations News Release 1945:307, p.1	12/10/1945	The traditional performance will be held in the college auditorium. Edward Kurtz is directing.
116	Faculty members present new KXEL radio program College Eye 37:13, p.3	12/7/1945	A look at the programming; photo.
117	Symphony to give concert; Dr. Kurtz will direct performance College Eye 37:10, p.1	11/9/1945	Performance program; list of orchestra members.
118	Symphony Orchestra fall concert announced Public Relations News Release 1945:290, p.1	11/8/1945	Edward Kurtz will conduct the orchestra in concert in the college auditorium. Harald Holst will be the vocal soloist.
119	Symphony orchestra to hold winter concert Public Relations News Release 1945:282, p.1	11/6/1945	I. S. T. C. orchestra has seventy members and will hold their winter concert in the college auditorium.
120	Campus high school student to perform in recital Public Relations News Release 1945:270, p.1	10/30/1945	Virginia Wellborn will present a violin solo during campus recitals. She will be joined by voice and piano students.
121	Recital performers announced Public Relations News Release 1945:269, p.1	10/30/1945	Music students will share the stage in Gilchrist Hall during recitals.
122	Music students present recital Public Relations News Release 1945:265, p.1	10/24/1945	Piano, voice, violin, and trumpet selections presented in Gilchrist chapel.
123	Students to perform during recitals Public Relations News Release 1945:266, p.1	10/24/1945	Voice, piano, violin, and trumpet students will showcase their skills in Gilchrist chapel.
124	Special to the Courier; recital date, time, and location announced Public Relations News Release 1945:258, p.1	10/18/1945	Music recital will feature students of voice, piano, and violin. Gilchrist Hall is the sight of the recital.
125	Students of Edward Kurtz, Jane Birkhead, and George W. Sampson to perform Public Relations News Release 1945:257, p.1	10/18/1945	A recital will be held, featuring violin, voice, and piano selections. The event will be held in Gilchrist Hall.
126	Lynch appointed director of school Alumnus 29:4, p.14	10/1/1945	John Lynch appointed at Chadron State.
127	Musical concert schedule announced Public Relations News Release 1945:226, p.1	9/12/1945	A mezzo-soprano star of the Metropolitan Opera will start the concert series. Piano, violin, voice, and the college symphony orchestra are scheduled to perform.
128	Violin recital to be held in Gilchrist Chapel Public Relations News Release 1945:217, p.1	9/5/1945	Georganne Bairnson, a former student of Edward Kurtz, is currently studying at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, New York.
129	Dr. Kurtz explains why all people can't sing College Eye 36:44, p.2	8/17/1945
130	Former T. C. student director of teacher training at Chadron College Eye 36:44, p.2	8/17/1945	John Lynch takes position formerly held by Dwight Curtis.
131	New director of the Teacher Training School in Chadron, Nebraska named Public Relations News Release 1945:205, p.1	8/15/1945	John Lynch, an I. S. T. C. graduate, will replace Dwight Curtis. Curtis is presently the director of Student teaching at I. S. T. C.
132	Edward Kurtz to attend conference in St. Louis Public Relations News Release 1945:193, p.1	7/25/1945	Head of the music department is member of the Committee of Teachers Colleges of the National Association of Schools of Music.
133	Kurtz to St. Louis College Eye 36:40, p.2	7/20/1945	Will attend meeting.
134	College Symphony to present summer concert next Tuesday College Eye 36:38, p.1	7/6/1945	Performance program.
135	Summer concert of the symphony orchestra announced Public Relations News Release 1945:171, p.1	7/6/1945	Edward Kurtz will direct the Iowa State Teachers Colleg orchestra in their spring concert. Five faculty members will perform with the orchestra.
136	May music festival Alumnus 29:3, p.2	7/1/1945	Orchestra and chorus present concerts.
137	"Modern Orchestra" Kurtz topic July 3 College Eye 36:37, p.3	6/29/1945	Will speak to assembly; photo.
138	"Development of the Modern Orchestra" is the title of Dr. Kurtz address Public Relations News Release 1945:165, p.1	6/28/1945	Edward Kurtz will present a brief story on orchestra organization and development of instruments.
139	Series of eight lectures on summer card College Eye 36:34, p.1	6/8/1945	Schedule of summer lectures.
140	Matriculation convocation activities announced Public Relations News Release 1945:147, p.1	6/4/1945	Following freshman registration for the summer session, Vernon P. Bodein will address the students on the subject, "The Odyssey of Faith". Lecture schedule announced.
141	Faculty Old Gold 0:0, p.51	6/1/1945	Faculty; photo.
142	Symphony Orchestra Old Gold 0:0, p.176	6/1/1945	List of members; photo.
143	Teaching Departments--Art and Music Old Gold 0:0, p.40	6/1/1945	The Departments of Art and Music are headed by Professors Harold Palmer and Edward Kurtz, respectively; photo.
144	Annual spring concerts to be part of two day May Festival Public Relations News Release 1945:105, p.1	4/30/1945	Symphony Orchestra and College Chorus to be part of the spring concert.
145	Dial Dope for KXEL College Eye 36:30, p.3	4/27/1945	Programming changes.
146	Music Department's May Festival to be held in College Auditorium College Eye 36:29, p.1	4/20/1945	Description of the program.
147	Weekly student music recital program announced Public Relations News Release 1945:95, p.1	4/12/1945	Violin, piano, and vocal selections will performed by eight students during the recital.
148	Students named for weekly music recital Public Relations News Release 1945:69, p.1	3/15/1945	Violin, piano, clarinet, and voice presentations will be heard during the recital.
149	Public schools give music prominence in leisure activities, says Dr. Kurtz College Eye 36:22, p.4	2/23/1945	Professor Kurtz tells why music should be studied in public schools.
150	Westminister Choir to perform Public Relations News Release 1945:50, p.1	2/6/1945	Members chosen for personality and physical stamina as well as musicianship and vocal attributes.

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