Eastman School of Music - Score Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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LYN DON F. CROXFORD Piano Studied at the University of Paine, University of Syracuse and the Eastman School of Music. Pupil of Raymond Wilson. ANNE THEODORA CUMMINS French and French Diction RALPH A. DAVIS Physical Education Student at the Mt. Hermon Preparatory School and Springfield College where he was a member of the track, tennis, swim- ming, football, and cross country teams. Director of Physical Education in the Silver Bay Summer School. Director of Physical Education in the Y. M. C. A. of Newbury- port, Mass., Pittsfield, Mass., and Rochester, N. Y. Associate director of Physical Education in Wilmerding, Penn. ABEL M. DECAUX Organ and Extemporization Studied at the Paris Conservatory and the Schola Cantorum. Pupil of Widor and Guilmant. Pupil in harmony of Lavignac and Dubois. Pupil in counterpoint and composition of Massenet. Member of the jury for organ classes at the Paris Conservatory. Member of the French Legion of Honor. Q Organist at the Paris Basilica of the Sacred Heart for 23 years. Organ teacher at the Schola Cantorum for 26 years. MARIE ERHART Piano, Elementary Musicianship Student at St. Benedict Academy, Rochester, with a pupil of Leschetitzky. B.M. from the Eastman School of Music. , Pupil of Alf Klingenberg, Frederick Lamond and Raymond Wilson. Pupil in theory of Ernest Bloch, Marjorie MacKown and Dr. T. Yorke Trotter.

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SAMUEL BELOV Viola String Methods Student at the Royal Conservatory of Russia. Pupil of Lvow. Teacher of violinlat the Philadelphia Conservatory of Music. Solo violinist with the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra. Member of the Russian String Quartet. Conductor of the Eastman School Symphony. Violist with the Kilbourn Quartet. LUCY LEE CALL Voice Pupil of Witherspoon, Legrand Howland, Aurelia Jaeger, Frau Neumann, at Pragg Madame Skinner. Studied operatic repertoire under Hans Morgenstern, Oscar Molata at Dresden, Tullio Voghera, and Maestro Messina at Milan. Appearances in concert and opera in Belgium, Germany, and U. S. A. Member of the Metropolitan Opera Company. SHERMAN CLUTE Public School Music Student at Potsdam Normal, Crane Institute of Music, and Clarkson School of Technology. Pupil of Dr. York Trotter, Albert Coates, Eugene Goossens and Edward Llewellyn. Instructor in Kalbfus School for Boys, Hoitt School for Boys, Rochester Public Schools, and Rutgers Summer College. Former member of Lyceum, Regent, and Eastman Theatre Orchestras. Conductor of numerous radio programs. LOTTIE ELLSWORTH COIT Creative Music for Children Trained in music centers abroad and in this country specializing in music education for young children of pre-school age. Instructor of Creative Music in the Rochester Public Schools. MABEL L. COOPER Piano Studied at the University of Syracuse. Graduate of the Paris Conservatory. Pupil of Pizzareleo, Howard Brockway, Alf Klingenberg, and Sandor Vas. Pupil in theory of Percy Goetschius, Dudley Beadle, and Clarence Lucas. Instructor for two years in the Utica Conservatory. Instructor in the Rochester Institute of Musical Art.

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PATTEE EVENSON Trumpet Pre-law graduate from the University of Chicago. Student at the American Conservatory of Music. B.S. in public school music from the University of Minnesota College of Education. M.M. in Composition, Orchestration and Musicology from the University of Michigan Graduate School in 1935. Pupil of Benjamin Klatzkin and Edward Llewellyn. Private study in New York under Max Schlossberg and Harru Glantz. Assistant director of the University of Chicago Concert Band. Instructor of trumpet, National Music Camp, Interlocken, Mich., and University of Michigan. First trumpet, Chicago Civic Orchestra, Minneapolis Symphony. Solo trumpet, Chicago Concert Band. GEORGE E. FINCKEL ' Cello ARTHUR FOREMAN Oboe Scholarship at Guildhall School of Music, London for four years. A. R. C. M. highest award at completion of four years in the Royal College of Music, London. Principal oboe of the Royal Philharmonic for fifteen years. First oboe of the Royal Choral Society orchestra, London. Professor of oboe at the Guildhall School of Music for 15 years. DR. CHARLES W. FOX M usicology, History of Music Psychology A.B. and Ph.D. from Cornell University. Student at the University of Illinois, University of Munich, and the University of Heidelberg. Instructor at the University of Illinois, Temple University, and Cornell University. CECILE S. GENHART Piano Studied at Ziirich Conservatory and Academy of Music in Munich. Studied later in Berlin and made Concert Tours. Member of Eastman School Faculty since 1926.