College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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The -TRAIL 59 A V i . ND oii the most interesting and highly appreciated studies in the . , ment under the dir ection of Frederic Fleming Beale. Mr. Beale kg is a pupil in piano of Jessie L Gaynor, composer and educatorg in or f Wilhelm Micldelschulte, Chicagog in Harmony, Composition and Orchestration of Adolph Weidig, Chicago. He came to the C. of I. from the University of Washington, where he was assistant director of music, and head of the piano department. Mrs. Beale is also a graduate of the Gaynor studio and Well known for her ability as a teacher and soloist. Under the supervision of Prof. Beale the annual Glee Club Concerts were given by the Girls' and Men's clubs. Sacred concerts were given in Boise, Caldwell and Nampa. This spring, the combined clubs are staging the comic opera The Wizard of the Nile, by Harry Smith and Victor Herbert. The college is especially fortunate in having as instructor in violin, Mr. Raymond Pittenger. Mr. Pittenger is a pupil of M. T. von Hughes and Permelia Allen. He studied at Oberlin College under Mrs. Charlotte Demuth Williams and was soloist with the Oberlin Glee Club. In 1918 he was a pupil of Louis Ang-ellotty of Philadelphia. Mr. Pittenger's ability as a teacher and a soloist is well known and he is an asset of great value to the College of Idaho. Music curriculum of the C. of I. is that offered by the Music Depart- sg ' .

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F. F. BEALIQ Piano and Voice MRS. F. F.. BEALE Voice and Piano The TRAIL RAYMOND R. PITTENGER Violin

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