Music
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| 601 | Russell Baum to perform Public Relations News Release 1946:75, p.1 |
Known for his many recitals on KWWL, Baum will give a recital in the College Auditorium. He has performed with a number of symphony orchestras. | |
| 602 | Six music pupils present recital College Eye 37:24, p.6 |
List of performers. | |
| 603 | Gilchrist Chapel to host recital Public Relations News Release 1946:80, p.1 |
Recital particiapants named. | |
| 604 | Russell Baum to present piano recital Public Relations News Release 1946:70, p.1 |
Mr. Baum has been a member of the Teachers College faculty since 1938. He has been soloist with the Buffalo Philharmonic and Rochester Philharmonic and has presented several recitals on KWWL. | |
| 605 | Student music recital Public Relations News Release 1946:62, p.1 |
Phyllis Fenton, a freshman pianist, will participate in a music recital in Gilchrist chapel. Six other students will perform. | |
| 606 | Ticket sales ahead of schedule Public Relations News Release 1946:56, p.1 |
Over half the tickets available for the Minnesota Symphony and the St. Olaf choir have been sold. The concerts are scheduled for April 25 and May 9. | |
| 607 | "Pirates of Penzance" will be performed by Teachers College High School Glee Clubs Public Relations News Release 1946:44, p.1 |
Popular Gilbert and Sullivan comic opera will be performed in the college auditorium. The operetta will provide a colorful, musical evening. | |
| 608 | Department head to attend national meeting Public Relations News Release 1946:41, p.1 |
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. | |
| 609 | Parent Teacher association to hear campus school orchestra Public Relations News Release 1946:42, p.1 |
Melvin Schneider will conduct the orchestra at the beginning of the meeting. Herb Hake will moderate a panel discussion entitled, "How Much Homework". | |
| 610 | Frank W. Hill playing with the Bay View String Quartet Public Relations News Release 1946:37, p.1 |
Famous Michigan quartet has a faculty member among its members. | |
| 611 | Four music students to hold recital Public Relations News Release 1946:32, p.1 |
Violin, voice, cello, and piano skills will be performed during a music recital in the Gilchrist chapel. | |
| 612 | French pianist to appear in concert Public Relations News Release 1946:30, p.1 |
Robert Casadesus will perform in the college auditorium. He is in regular demand as a soloist with major orchestras, starof top radio programs, and coast to coast concert appearances. | |
| 613 | Robert Casadesus will perform in concert Public Relations News Release 1946:28, p.1 |
Internationally famous pianist will perform in the Iowa State Teachers College auditorium. | |
| 614 | Symphony orchestra to present winter concert Public Relations News Release 1946:29, p.1 |
Edward Kurtz will conduct the Iowa State Teachers College Symphony Orchestra in their winter concert. The final number was written by Dr. Kurtz. | |
| 615 | Gilchrist chapel to host recitals Public Relations News Release 1946:25, p.1 |
Music students of Russell Baum, Carl Wirth, Emil Bock, William Hays, and harald Holst will perform. | |
| 616 | Music staff member to perform as soloist Public Relations News Release 1946:21, p.1 |
The Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra will feature Henry Harris, pianist, during its concert in the Men's Gymnasium. | |
| 617 | French pianist and composer to perform Public Relations News Release 1946:23, p.1 |
Robert Casadesus will perform in concert at Iowa State Teachers College. | |
| 618 | Music recitals to be held at Iowa State Teachers College Public Relations News Release 1946:17, p.1 |
Voice and piano students fo Olive Barker, Jane Birkhead, Russell Baum, and William Hays will perform during recitals in Gilchrist Hall. | |
| 619 | College Quartet performs in Newton Public Relations News Release 1946:6, p.1 |
Newton Women's Club sponsored the concert by the College Quartet. | |
| 620 | Edward Kurtz to direct "The Messiah" Public Relations News Release 1945:311, p.1 |
"The Messiah" will be performed in the college auditorium. The first American performance was in 1770. | |
| 621 | Department of Music students in recital Public Relations News Release 1945:310, p.1 |
Three students will appear in a music recital in Gilchrist Hall. | |
| 622 | Violinist to perform Public Relations News Release 1945:308, p.1 |
Patricia Travers will perform in concert in the college auditorium. | |
| 623 | Patricia Travers will be in concert Public Relations News Release 1945:303, p.1 |
Young violin vituoso will present concert in college auditorium. | |
| 624 | Violinist, Patricia Travers, will be in concert Public Relations News Release 1945:300, p.1 |
Concert to take place in the college auditorium. Ms. Travers started violin lessons at age four. She has been a soloist with several symphony orchestras. | |
| 625 | Campus high school student to perform in recital Public Relations News Release 1945:270, p.1 |
Virginia Wellborn will present a violin solo during campus recitals. She will be joined by voice and piano students. | |
| 626 | Recital performers announced Public Relations News Release 1945:269, p.1 |
Music students will share the stage in Gilchrist Hall during recitals. | |
| 627 | Music students present recital Public Relations News Release 1945:265, p.1 |
Piano, voice, violin, and trumpet selections presented in Gilchrist chapel. | |
| 628 | Students to perform during recitals Public Relations News Release 1945:266, p.1 |
Voice, piano, violin, and trumpet students will showcase their skills in Gilchrist chapel. | |
| 629 | Rafael de Silva swings out South American style Sunday College Eye 37:7, p.1 |
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| 630 | Rafael De Silva to give public recital in the Commons Ballroom College Eye 37:6, p.4 |
Performer profile. | |
| 631 | Panthers head to Ames for a game with the Iowa State Cyclones Public Relations News Release 1945:239, p.1 |
Pep ralley and all school dance held as a send off for the Panther football team. Dorothy Nagle is in charge of the frolic. | |
| 632 | Musical concert schedule announced Public Relations News Release 1945:226, p.1 |
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. | |
| 633 | Dr. Kurtz explains why all people can't sing College Eye 36:44, p.2 |
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| 634 | Branch summer schools to host College Quartet Public Relations News Release 1945:178, p.1 |
Red Oak, Missouri Valley, and Algona will hear the sounds of the College Quartet later in July. | |
| 635 | Branch summer schools to hear College Quartet Public Relations News Release 1945:175, p.1 |
Red Oak, Missouri Valley, and Algona summer schools will host a concert by the voices of the College Quartet. | |
| 636 | "Teachers College of the Air" features Carl Anton Wirth song Public Relations News Release 1945:169, p.1 |
"The Fisher Child's Lullaby" will be performed by Jane Birkhead, soprano and member of the music faculty. | |
| 637 | Sigma Alpha Iota Old Gold 0:0, p.94 |
Ruth Larson serves as president of the Sigma Alpha Iota musical fraternity, which sponsors caroling events and a January sleigh ride; photo. | |
| 638 | Lecture-Concert series schedule announced Public Relations News Release 1945:135, p.1 |
Four concert artists are included in the season ticket series. Recitals by faculty members and visiting artists will be given. | |
| 639 | Weekly student music recital will include piano, trumpet, and vocal selections Public Relations News Release 1945:122, p.1 |
Audrey Sanders, Margit Lillehei, Hugh Eicke, Earl Dunn, Donna Hansen, Floyd Hershberger, Barbara Ritz, Lois Apel, and Jeanette Lind will perform. | |
| 640 | Second "Campus Visitors" program includes vocal performances Public Relations News Release 1945:118, p.1 |
KXEL will broadcast musical selections from a boys' quartet and a girls' trio. The students will tour various college departments, attend a dance in the student social center, and swim during their stay. | |
| 641 | Senior recitals to be held in the Gilchrist chapel Public Relations News Release 1945:96, p.1 |
Shirley Anliker, Ruth Larson, Elsie Colson, and Mary Jean Hurlbut will perform during the Department of Music's Senior rectial. | |
| 642 | Weekly student music recital program announced Public Relations News Release 1945:95, p.1 |
Violin, piano, and vocal selections will performed by eight students during the recital. | |
| 643 | Russell Baum to present a program of piano music in a special convocation Public Relations News Release 1945:92, p.1 |
College auditorium to be the site of a special convocation. | |
| 644 | Second seniior recital announced Public Relations News Release 1945:77, p.1 |
Maxine Grafenberg and Barbara Ritz will perform piano and voice selections. | |
| 645 | Local students to participate in the Sigma Alpha Iota recital Public Relations News Release 1945:70, p.1 |
A sextet, oboe solo, soprano solo, and a piano solo will highlight the recital. A tea will be held at Olive Barker's home following the recital. | |
| 646 | Senior music students to present recitals Public Relations News Release 1945:72, p.1 |
The first in a series of senior recitals will be held in Gilchrist Chapel. Miriam Hansen and Val Jeanne Fairlie will present. | |
| 647 | Students named for weekly music recital Public Relations News Release 1945:69, p.1 |
Violin, piano, clarinet, and voice presentations will be heard during the recital. | |
| 648 | Pride in American music is keynote for Westminster Choir performance College Eye 36:22, p.1 |
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| 649 | Public schools give music prominence in leisure activities, says Dr. Kurtz College Eye 36:22, p.4 |
Professor Kurtz tells why music should be studied in public schools. | |
| 650 | Campus School operetta, "Rio Rico", to be presented in the school auditorium Public Relations News Release 1945:60, p.1 |
Cast announced for operetta. | |
| 651 | Weekly music recital progarm announced Public Relations News Release 1945:57, p.1 |
Four local students to participate in recital. Voice and piano presentations will take place. | |
| 652 | Budapest String Quartet to perform Public Relations News Release 1945:54, p.1 |
Comtemporary American chamber music will be the theme of the concert. | |
| 653 | Weekly music recital features two local students Public Relations News Release 1945:49, p.1 |
Program for the weekly recital announced. | |
| 654 | Westminister Choir to perform Public Relations News Release 1945:50, p.1 |
Members chosen for personality and physical stamina as well as musicianship and vocal attributes. | |
| 655 | "Rio Rico" to be given in the Campus School Auditorium Public Relations News Release 1945:44, p.1 |
High school operetta to be performed. The chorus will be made up of glee club members from grades nine to twelve. | |
| 656 | Schedule for the weekly music recital announced Public Relations News Release 1945:39, p.1 |
Piano, oboe, cello, and voice to be featured during the recital. | |
| 657 | Alexander Brailowsky, noted Russian pianist, to perform Public Relations News Release 1945:24, p.1 |
Brailowsky's concert initiates a 'musical month'. Other concerts will follow at later dates. | |
| 658 | Radio station KXEL will broadcast a composition by an instructor of piano Public Relations News Release 1945:14, p.1 |
Rachel F. Williams composed "To Phyllis" based on the old English tune, "ON the Road to Walsinghaus". | |
| 659 | Touring group from Princeton, to perform at Iowa State Teachers College Public Relations News Release 1945:18, p.1 |
Westminister Choir will sing in the auditorium. | |
| 660 | Westminister Choir to present concert Public Relations News Release 1945:11, p.1 |
As a part of the western tour, the Westminister Choir from Princeton University will sing works of Brahms, and Bach, contemporary composers and American Negro spirituals. | |
| 661 | College quartet to appear in Mason City Public Relations News Release 1945:1, p.1 |
Three members of the college music faculty and a graduate voice student will perform in the high school auditorium. | |
| 662 | Negress to sing at local church College Eye 36:10, p.3 |
Rose Page Welch will sing at First Church of Christ. | |
| 663 | Oh, for the life of a piano tuner College Eye 36:9, p.1 |
Piano tuner Robert Fastje gives advice on tuning pianos. | |
| 664 | 'Like anything he does' says Sinatra swooner College Eye 36:6, p.4 |
Peggy Boemecke talks about Frank Sinatra. | |
| 665 | Lawther music library receives new classic and modern records College Eye 36:6, p.1 |
A look at some of the records in the collection. | |
| 666 | Music profs are 'in the groove' music with Ludwig Beethoven, Sinatra College Eye 36:3, p.4 |
Music faculty talk about the modern music that they like. | |
| 667 | Dunn organizes swing orchestra College Eye 36:2, p.4 |
Will try to organize all-male orchestra. | |
| 668 | College hears cello piano duo here Sunday College Eye 35:36, p.4 |
Nickolai and Joanna Graudan perform. | |
| 669 | Central Old Gold 0:0, p.198 |
Photo. | |
| 670 | Christmas at the Commons Old Gold 0:0, p.188 |
Photo. | |
| 671 | In Gilchrist Old Gold 0:0, p.200 |
Photo. | |
| 672 | Student religious centers Old Gold 0:0, p.220 |
Photo. | |
| 673 | Teachers College '44 Old Gold 0:0, p.223 |
Photo. | |
| 674 | The campus parade Old Gold 0:0, p.222 |
Photo. | |
| 675 | The Commons Old Gold 0:0, p.186 |
Brief description of the building; photo. | |
| 676 | Here's what happened at Iowa State Teachers College in 1943-1944 College Eye 35:31, p.3 |
Photos of activities and people throughout the year; photo. | |
| 677 | New York harpist gives music recital College Eye 35:27, p.4 |
Catherine Johnk performs. | |
| 678 | Tutor Timetable College Eye 35:24, p.2 |
Events and meetings scheduled; student recital; life saving corps; singing; art exhibits; choir rehearsals; playnight; fireside meditations. | |
| 679 | "Music played the collegiate way" College Eye 35:14, p.1 |
Earl Dunn leads his band; photo. | |
| 680 | Earl Dunn band debut next week College Eye 35:13, p.1 |
Group performs at weekly variety show. | |
| 681 | Earl Dunn's orchestra makes debut in program December 18 College Eye 35:13, p.5 |
List of band members. | |
| 682 | Initial community sing of winter term was held Sunday evening College Eye 35:13, p.3 |
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| 683 | Music education for the masses College Eye 35:11, p.2 |
Letter to the editor about a previous article on appreciating music. | |
| 684 | Muscians Play for Summer School Students Public Relations News Release 1943:94, p.1 |
Fanny and Henry Harris will visit the college to preform for the students. | |
| 685 | Department of Music Old Gold 0:0, p.68 |
The department sponsors the weekly student recital, as well as other recitals and concerts throughout the year, members have played for school and civic funtions and have taught some of the air crew students; photo. | |
| 686 | Theta Gamma Nu Old Gold 0:0, p.127 |
With a purpose to promote friendship, sholarship and leadership, this sorority was founded in 1926. Homecoming saw a lot of activities and a scavenger hunt helped kick off the winter term, the group also wrote letters and helped out the Red Cross; photo. | |
| 687 | Summer Music Centers Public Relations News Release 1943:52, p.1 |
Summer music centers will be offered for students to earn credits that are required to renew or re-instate their certificates. | |
| 688 | William Kapell Appearance Public Relations News Release 1943:32, p.1 |
Though he is only twenty years old, William Kapell has been winning prizes since the beginning and is going to stop by Iowa State Teachers college during his first concert tour. | |
| 689 | Dual Concert Public Relations News Release 1943:2, p.1 |
Harald Holst and Marguerite Kelly preform a collection of classical songs. | |
| 690 | National honorary fraternity and sorority is hold joint recital Public Relations News Release 1943:187, p.1 |
Sigma Alpha Iota and Phi Mu Alpha will combine the group talents for their annual concert. | |
| 691 | Seerley boys awarded prize at housing sing College Eye 33:40, p.3 |
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| 692 | Eight mixed groups will compete in dormitory sing College Eye 33:39, p.2 |
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| 693 | Competitive dorm sing to be held at College Pond College Eye 33:38, p.3 |
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| 694 | Community singing set for Tuesdays College Eye 33:35, p.3 |
Professor Hays will lead sessions in Auditorium. | |
| 695 | Group singing slated College Eye 33:34, p.3 |
Every Tuesday evening. | |
| 696 | Music and publications Old Gold 0:0, p.213 |
Brief description of the activities; photo. | |
| 697 | Men having a "jam" session Alumnus 25:3, p.26 |
Men play harmonicas and an accordion; photo. | |
| 698 | The American Way Old Gold 0:0, p.192 |
Photo. | |
| 699 | Tutors at play Old Gold 0:0, p.124 |
Activities students do beside academics; Photo. | |
| 700 | Students may check out opera records College Eye 32:16, p.3 |
To be played in Commons. |