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

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EDWARD WAYNE MARJARUM English Litt.B. from Rutgers University, 1928. M.A. from Princeton University. Ph.D. from Princeton University, 1931. Instructor in the Arts College, University of Rochester. EVELYN McCANN Piano B.M. performers in piano and organ from the Eastman School of Music. M.M. from the Eastman School of Music. Pupil of Raymond Wilson, Gordon Stanley, and Ernest Hutchin- son. Organ pupil of Harold Gleason and Carl Weinrich. Member of Ernest Hutcheson's Master Class at Chautauqua, N. Y. Private instructor in Hornell, Rochester, and New York City. Instructor in the Hochstein Memorial School, Rochester, N. Y. IRVINE MCHOSE Theory B.S. in Chemistry, from Franklin Marshall College. B.M. and M.M. from Eastman School of Music. Organ pupil of Ralph Kinder and Harold Gleason. Instructor in the Moravian Preparatory School, Bethlehem, Pa Director of Music Clubs, Lehigh University. EDWARD K. MELLON Trumpet CHARLES H. MILLER Public School Music Student at the Wesleyan University Conservatory, American Conservatory, and the Bush Temple, Chicago. Principal of Schools, Wahoo, Nebraska. Head of the Public School Music Departments, University School of Music, Lincoln, Nebraska, and Wesleyan University. President of the National Music Supervisors Conference, 1917- 1918. Head of the Public School Music Department, Rutgers College, summer course. ' Director of Music, Rochester Public Schools.

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DONALD B. LIDDELL Piano B.M. from Syracuse University. M.M. from the Eastman School of Music. Pupil of Frederick Lamond, Ethel Newcomb, Raymond Wilson, and Adolf Frey. Studied organ with Charles Courboin. MARJORIE TRUELOVE MacKOWN Piano and Piano Methods Elementary M usicianship Scholarship holder at the London Academy of Music, in piano and theory. A.L.A.M., highest degree at the London Academy of Music. Pupil of Dr. Yorke Trotter and Carl Weber. Instructor of piano and theory at the London Academy of Music. Concert work in England and America. GEORGE MacNABB Piano and Piano Methods B.M. from Syracuse University. Pupil of Raymond Wilson, H. Norman Taylor, Frederic Lamond, and N. Coke-Jephcote. Julliard Fellowship in 1924. Head of the piano department, Hochstein Memorial School, Rochester. Accompanist for Bare, Werrenwrath, Edward Johnson, Florence Easton. Soloist with numerous Orchestras. EILEEN MALON E - Harp B.M. from the Eastman School of Music. Pupil of Lucille Harrison. Studied at the Paris Conservatory with Marcel Tournier. Radio and concert work. Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra. JOSEPH MARIANO Flu te Scholarship at Curtiss Institute of Music, 1929-1932. Pupil of Victor Saudek and William Kincaid. Ensemble under Marcel Tabateau. Solo flutist in the Curtiss Orchestra under Fritz Reiner. Member of the Philadelphia Grand Opera Co. Orchestra and extra flutist with the Philadelphia Symphony. Solo Flutist in the National Symphony under Hans Kindler.

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LEROY MORLOCK Voice Student at the Kitchener Conservatory of Music, Ontario, Canada. Student at the Toronto Conservatory of Music, Toronto, Canada. Pupil of James Galloway and David Dick Slater of London, England. Graduate of the Eastman School of Music Opera Department. Concert and opera appearances. RUTH NORTHUP Theory B.M. from the Eastman School of Music. Pupil in piano of Raymond Wilson and organ of Harold Gleason. VINCENT PEZZI Bassoon Pupil of Arduino Pucciarelli at the G. Verdi School of Music in Sansevero, Italy. Studied theory and solfeggio with Dr. Gerardo Mollica and Michele Manna. Pupil of Eduardo Buccini at the Royal Conservatory at Naples. Toured Italy before coming to the U. S. A. in 1908. Member of the St. Paul, Minneapolis and Detroit Symphony Orchestras. A Private instructor in Minnesota, at the Michigan State College, and at the National Music Camp. BURRILL PHILLIPS Theory Student at the Denver College of Music. B.M. and M.M. from the Eastman School of Music. Instructor of piano at the Gilbert School of Music, Alamosa, Colo. EMORY B. REMINGTON Trombone Pupil of Gardell Simons, Limmerman, and Burton Smith. First Trombonist with original Eastman Theatre Orchestra. Solo Trombonist with Rochester Park Band. Member of Sousa's Band, Great Lakes Symphony and Private Orchestra of President Wilson, selected to accompany him to France. Instructor at Interlocken National Music Camp.