Commerce High School - Commerce Yearbook (Cleveland, OH) - Class of 1911 Page 64 of 152
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Page 64 text: “Annual (Concert $igt) Retool of Commerce ©refjestra program, pril 21, 1911 Overture—The Eagle’s Nest....................... High School of Commerce Orchestra Selection—Pirates Chorus ....................... Chorus From “Tales of Hoffman”—Silent Now the Drowsy Bird......Offenbach Chorus Selection—Serenade ................... Male Quartet Two Numbers— (a) My Mammy’s Voice............... (b) Love’s Old Sweet Song......... Chorus March—American Patrol .............................F. W. Meacham High School of Commerce Orchestra INTERMISSION, FIVE MINUTES Medley of Scotch Sengs........................Arr. by L. O. de Witt Auld Robin Gray, Logic O’Buchan, Ye banks and Braes O’ Bonny Doon, Robin Adair, Afton Water, Cornin’ Thro' the Rye, Within a Mile of Edinboro Town, Maid of Dundee, Annie Laurie, Scots Wha Hae wi’ Wallace Bled, Auld Lang Syne. High School of Commerce Orchestra Selection—The Water Lily...........................Nicolai von Wilm Senior Girls Overture—Fra Diavolo ..........................................Auber High School of Commerce Orchestra Selection—Hunters’ Chorus ....................................Geibcl Male Quartet March—Swedish Wedding March................................Soederman High School of Commerce Orchestra Solo—Song of Waiting...........................................Helen Wright Florence Lamb Overture—America......................................Arr. by Theo. Moses High School of Commerce Orchestra Tosti Loomis . Malloy Isenman Sullivan 02 ”
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Page 63 text: “5?igt) fetljool of Commerce ©refjestra A school orchestra, composed of pupils who are constantly coming and going, requires patient drill and many rehearsals. During the past year our Orchestra has played several times at rhetcricals, furnished most of the music for the Edaudivid Entertainment, furnished half the program for the Annual Concert, and is now preparing the Commencement music. Some of the players show a lack of confidence in themselves when playing in public, but this may be expected in almost every amateur musical organization. It is to be hoped that the interest of the pupils may lead more of them to make the necessary exertion to secure the very valuable training afforded in the rehearsals. The character of the music used is first class, the Annual Concert program showing such names as Socderman, Auber, Isenman, etc. Neither time nor effort is spared to add value and efficiency to the work of the High School of Commerce Orchestra. mmbtxti First Violin: J. O. Manville Bertha Kramer Ethel Kilfoyle Margaret Hayes Second Violin: Marie Bittel Edward McDermott Ruth Kerr Clarence Barber Trombone: H. C. Ditmer Cornet: H. McMyler Ferdinand Meier Bells: Francis Bett Drums: Pearl Palmer Arthur Haas Piano: Myra Billenstein Jessie Perram Grace Blanchard 61 ”
1910 1912 1913 1914 1911, pg 64 1911, pg 42
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