Boston University School of Management - Syllabus Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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i H.. 1 K Je Q- f , - J 7lw, Y I. I. A B U S ,aw 'NK-,xx 1 Boston University lVIen's Glee Club JOHN P. BIARSHALL, Director Qfi1I7lS1iC RALPH E. BRONVN, Coach ROBEILT E. NYAN BUSKIRK, Comlzzctor ALBERT A. THOIVIPSON, lllfmayer ARNOLD NICHOLS, Assistant .Manager CYRUS GREELEY, Pianist STEVVART COX, Assistant Manager The Boston University iNIen's Glee Club appears for another season as one worthy to stand well above the average of such organizations in collegiate circles. The close of the season finds the successful completion of numerous winter and spring concerts. The splendid showing made at the Intercollegiate Glee Club Contest held in Symphony Hall on the first of hlarch not only brought out the ex- cellent interpretation and tonal quality of the Club as a whole, but in turn demon- strated the high appreciation of the best of music possessed by each member of the organization. The Glee Club has progressed rapidly during the last few years. and its present successful season is due largely to the capability and enthusiasm of the officers of the Organization as well as a fine understanding of good music by all the singers. hlusic should play an important part in the life of any manMand the primary purpose of the Men's Glee Club is to aid in bringing this about. The Club is fortunate in having the advice of John P. Marshall, Dean of the College of Musicg and to Ralph E. Brown much credit is due for his capable coaching, giving much time and assistance to the work. The past season the Club has been fortunate in having some excellent soloists, both vocal and piano, who have added much to the usual performances. ROBERT E. Y.xNBl7sKmK Glcc Club Leader M, .4 ' Q. , 3. kai' H, Q99 f - fi sv ,sw , - f W, .sw . :Q-ig., 1 . 34 f , ., 'W -vxfgff. f 85

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