Sevier County High School - Sevierian Yearbook (Sevierville, TN)

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Mr. Walter Carringer, tenor soloist fOur Favoritel is now a resident oi New York City. As a boy soprano, he began the serious study of piano. He received music degrees at Columbia University. After exacting auditions he was selected as the tenor soloist with the famed Robert Shaw Chorale and has appeared throughout the United States with this organization. He has had many gp. pearances in Town Hall, Carnegie Hall, Hunter College, Philadelphia, and Boston, and has ap. peared in many productions conducted by Toscanini. Miss Patricia Pierce, pianist, Louisville, Kentucky, received her Bachelor of Music Degree from Uni- versity of Texas with piano under Dalies Franz and Webster Aitkin and her Master of Music from the'University of Michigan, with special repertoire coaching under Leonard Shure and Robert Goldsand. Concert tours have covered a wide territory in Kentucky: Tennessee, Mississippi, Texas, and Okla- homa. Orchestra appearances include Michigan Symphony, National Music Camp, Interlochen, Michigan, and Louisville Philharmonic. YOUNG ARTISTS' CONCERTS Pictured here are the three Young Artists who presented concerts in our school during the year of '55 and '56, These appearances were arranged by Mrs. Pack, who is always interested in bringing us cultural programs. Miss Charlotte Miller, dramatic soprano, born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, has been an adopted daughter of the South for many years and now resides at Long Beach, Mississippi. The proximity of Chicago provided early training in piano and voice with serious purpose. Miss Miller had a period of study with Marjorie Lawrence in Hot Springs, Arkansas, and was presented in many concert engagements in that city. This artist commutes regularly for choir assignments in New Orleans and other Gulf Coast communities. She has appeared with the New Orleans Symphony Orchestra and is heard annually in roles with the New Orleans Opera House Association.