Music
Displaying 901 - 950 of 1028
| Title | Date | Summary | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 901 |
Mrs. Mame Clapp-Howeth Alumni News Letter 5:3, p.3 |
7/1/1921 | Mrs. Mame Clapp-Howeth teaches vocal music at Lincoln High School in Los Angeles, California. | |
| 902 |
Piano contest Alumni News Letter 5:3, p.1 |
7/1/1921 | Five students of Professor John Ross Frampton are presented in a music contest, where they play "Schumann's Romanza in F Sharp". W. H. Merner, Miss Signa Holst, and Miss Julia Curtiss serve as judges. | |
| 903 |
Standardization tests in music for consolidated schools College Eye 12:29, p.5 |
4/13/1921 | Professor Fullerton wants all students to learn a few easy songs and then learn vocal technique. | |
| 904 |
"Iowa, Proud Iowa" Alumni News Letter 5:2, p.1 |
4/1/1921 | New song approved for Iowa schools was sung first in Cedar Falls by Training School students February 16. Song written by Frederick Knight Logan and Jennie Knight Logan. | |
| 905 |
New bulletin distributed College Eye 12:5, p.3 |
9/29/1920 | On standardization of rural school music; will be sent to all the rural schools. | |
| 906 |
The Musician Old Gold 0:0, p.228 |
6/1/1920 | Poem entitled "The Musician" with photos of man composing at a table, man and woman writing at the piano, and a drawing of a man playing the piano; photo. | |
| 907 |
Y. M. C. A. College Eye 11:30, p.2 |
4/28/1920 | News from organization; seeking donations for record collection. | |
| 908 |
Better training in violin needed; Prof. Gundry discusses fiddlers vs. violinists College Eye 11:29, p.1 |
4/21/1920 | Speech of Professor Gundry, given at orchestral concert; printed in full. | |
| 909 |
Young Women's Christian Association plans to train club leaders College Eye 10:24, p.1 |
4/23/1919 | Will train women to lead summer girls clubs. | |
| 910 |
I hear America singing College Eye 10:2, p.2 |
10/23/1918 | Believes singing is good for morale and good for the war effort. | |
| 911 |
A public recital College Eye 9:26, p.8 |
4/17/1918 | Will be given tomorrow in North Hall. | |
| 912 |
New department in piano College Eye 9:2, p.2 |
9/26/1917 | Students enrolled in the Children's Music Department must be at least six years old. | |
| 913 |
College calendar College Eye 8:28, p.8 |
5/9/1917 | Meetings and events planned. | |
| 914 |
The Apollo Quartet College Eye 8:24, p.8 |
4/11/1917 | Will be giving concerts in Chicago. | |
| 915 |
College calendar College Eye 8:21, p.8 |
3/7/1917 | Meetings and events planned. | |
| 916 |
College calendar College Eye 8:20, p.8 |
2/28/1917 | Meetings and events planned. | |
| 917 |
The Apollo Quartette College Eye 8:18, p.2 |
2/14/1917 | Apollo Quartette performs in Waverly. | |
| 918 |
Elizabeth Schiller to give recital; has reputation as an artist of high rank College Eye 8:13, p.1 |
1/10/1917 | Elizabeth Schiller to sing in the College Auditorium. | |
| 919 |
Shake orchestra College Eye 8:11, p.3 |
11/29/1916 | Shakespeareans form an orchestra and play numerous selections at recent meeting. | |
| 920 |
Vesper service held; President Seerley speaks on the subject: "Music in Education" College Eye 8:11, p.1 |
11/29/1916 | President Seerley discussed the role music plays in a proper, cultured education. | |
| 921 |
Rare musical treats; many gifted artists have engagements here College Eye 8:5, p.6 |
10/18/1916 | Brief description of musical talents performing in the Cedar Falls area. | |
| 922 |
Great American soprano coming College Eye 8:4, p.8 |
10/11/1916 | Myrna Sharlow to sing at the Cotton Theater. | |
| 923 |
College calendar College Eye 8:3, p.8 |
10/4/1916 | Meetings and events planned. | |
| 924 |
Music Old Gold 0:0, p.117 |
6/1/1916 | Boy playing saxophone. | |
| 925 |
Prof. Forsman visits our school College Eye 7:19, p.4 |
2/23/1916 | Professor Forsman delivers demonstration on how to teach music with a talking machine. | |
| 926 |
Organ recital College Eye 7:2, p.3 |
9/29/1915 | Performance program for Palmer Christian recital. | |
| 927 |
A number of the I. S. T. C. music faculty College Eye 4:28, p.7 |
4/29/1915 | Plan to attend music festival at Mount Vernon. | |
| 928 |
Suggestions for a better appreciation of the Music Festival College Eye 3:31, p.510 |
5/21/1914 | Suggests that studying the pieces of music to be performed will lead to a greater appreciation of the performance. | |
| 929 |
There will be a music recital College Eye 3:6, p.116 |
10/9/1913 | Music recital will be given by members of the faculty. | |
| 930 |
College calendar College Eye 2:28, p.8 |
4/24/1913 | Meetings and events planned. | |
| 931 |
College calendar College Eye 2:27, p.8 |
4/17/1913 | Meetings and events planned. | |
| 932 |
College calendar College Eye 2:25, p.8 |
4/3/1913 | Meetings and events planned. | |
| 933 |
College calendar College Eye 2:23, p.8 |
3/20/1913 | Meetings and events planned. | |
| 934 |
A musical recital College Eye 2:20, p.5 |
2/20/1913 | A recital was held in the Auditorium. | |
| 935 |
Sidney Lanier's advice to young women; study orchestral instruments College Eye 2:14, p.4 |
12/19/1912 | Women should join the orchestra. | |
| 936 |
Music Ceperley--William A. (Student--1909) Old Gold 0:0, p.219 |
6/1/1912 | Illustration of a woman at a piano while a man watches. | |
| 937 |
Department of orchestral instruments; the attitude of the performer College Eye 1:12, p.6 |
12/16/1911 | Professor Merrill comments on how the attitude of a performer is a critical aspect of a performance. | |
| 938 |
Department of orchestral instruments Merrill--Barzille Winfred (Music Faculty) College Eye 1:9, p.6 |
11/8/1911 | Professor Merrill comments on different ways to "hear" music | |
| 939 |
Music Chase--Alida (Class of 1911) Old Gold 0:0, p.253 |
6/1/1910 | Information about the different music clubs and organizations on campus; includes group photos and information about programs. | |
| 940 |
Music and the May Festival; connection between good music and the festival is discussed by member of musical faculty Merrill--Barzille Winfred (Music Faculty) Normal Eyte 20:35, p.579 |
6/1/1910 | Professor Merrill writes about the history of music in Iowa and the strength and influence of the ISTC Spring Music Festival. | |
| 941 |
State board meets here; nine members of state Board of Education are holding meetings in Cedar Falls Normal Eyte 20:34, p.564 |
5/25/1910 | First time for new Board of Education to meet in Cedar Falls; will be entertained and attend Spring Music Festival. | |
| 942 |
Many events planned; spring months filled with many important school events Normal Eyte 20:27, p.445 |
4/6/1910 | A look ahead at spring term events. | |
| 943 |
Music Dept Denny--Milo Bennett (Student--1907) Old Gold 0:0, p.153 |
6/1/1909 | Drawing of students singing. | |
| 944 |
Special Music Course Old Gold 0:0, p.154 |
6/1/1909 | Description of requirements; photo. | |
| 945 |
Bum notes Old Gold 0:0, p.149 |
6/1/1908 | Bars of music using cartoons of bums as the notes. | |
| 946 |
Her roommate took the music course Old Gold 0:0, p.150 |
6/1/1908 | Poem and cartoon dealing with music. | |
| 947 |
Official Normal Eyte 18:18, p.279 |
2/5/1908 | Those who enroll late will be charged extra; Alys Bentley will teach music in the summer; let brick contract for Library; Governor Cummins will speak; plans for President's House ready; Simplified Spelling Board will meet; John Riggs is busy. | |
| 948 |
Music in the country institutes Voelker--Paul F. (Class of 1901) Normal Eyte 18:2, p.27 |
9/18/1907 | Believes the way to arouse interest is to educate; gives five tips on how to teach music. | |
| 949 |
Musical Denny--Milo Bennett (Student--1907) Old Gold 0:0, p.140 |
6/1/1907 | Man with a banjo. | |
| 950 |
Hiawatha Cram--Fred Danford (Education Faculty) Normal Eyte 17:27, p.420 |
4/10/1907 | Poem about music and singing. |
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