College of San Mateo - Campus Yearbook (San Mateo, CA)

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92 The CAMPUS f 1950 gllusic REAT progress in junior College musical fields . . . big things in band and orchestra, Mr. Barron directing . . . immense strides with Men's and Wo- men's Choral Clubs, Mr. Fuhrmann directing . . . special quartettes and other vocal groups . . . growth in numbers, reaching higher artistic levels. Outstanding musical events . . . orchestra concert . . . Franz Schubert's uni- versally known lyrical Symphony in B-minor . . . Mendelssohn's thundering War March of the Priests from Athalie . . . Mozart's Overture to the graceful and classical Zauberflote . . . Alan Metzger's :flute playing 'iThe Swan, a vision, white, smoothly gliding, reflected on the still water . . . The Bach Concerto for Two Violins . , . two excellent student violinists, Donald Ripple and Roy Haus .... Choral Clubs in concert . . . orchestra assisting . . . English compositions . . . inimitable Gilbert and Sullivan tunes . . . pompous music of Sir Edward Elgar . . . the modernity of Cyril Scott contrasted with that of an older innovator, Purcell. Piano solos by Dorothy Connor . . . violin music by Roy Haus. Pleasant moments before curtain and between acts at Junior College plays . . theatre orchestra selections . . . numbers from Romberg's Student Prince . . strange rhythms of In a Persian Market. . . . . Musical assembly . . . first public appearance of the Band . . . Ballet Egyptian by Luigini, reminiscent of the Nile and strange dancers engraved on pagan temples at Thebes . . . Dvorak's Wfestern Worlcl Overture . . . Choral Clubs in many vocal selections .... Three violin recitals by Mr. Barron, orchestra conductor . . . Tartiniis classi- cal Sonata No. 10 in G Minor . . . a Mozart concerto in three movements . . . Caesar Franck . . . Ballade and Polonaise by Vieuxtemps . . . numbers of Weniawski's . . . The junior Clubs at Burlingame High School . . . vocal groups performing for various organizations during the year. Mr, Fuhrmann's many excellent records . . . works of master composers . . . advantageous to the students of Music History. Many new instruments for band and orchestra . . . indications of the growth of these organizations . . . musically speaking, a very sucessful year.

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