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

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DONALD F. WHITE Theory PAUL WHITE Violin Woodwind and Brass Ensembles Advanced Conducting and Conductor of Eastman School Symphony Graduate of the New Englnad Conservatory of Music with the Soloist's Diploma. Pupil of violin with Winternitz, Sevick, and Ysaye. Student of harmony, counterpoint, orchestration and composition with Mason, Elson, Chadwick, and Goossens. Member of the faculty of the New England Conservatory. First violin of the Cincinnati and Boston Symphony Orchestras QPopular Concertsl. Conductor of the Eastern Music Camp Orchestra. I Assistant Conductor of the Eastman Theatre and Rochester Civic Orchestras. RAYMOND WILSON Piano B.M. from the Pennsylvania College of Music. M.M. Chonoraryl Syracuse University. Special student of Ernest Hutcheson at the Peabody Conserva- tory of Music. Private pupil of Rudolph Ganz. Instructor of piano at the Pennsylvania College of Music and at Syracuse University. Head of the piano department of Skidmore College. ELVIRA WONDERLICH Theory and Piano Student at the Jamestown Conservatory of Music. Student at Barnard College and the Institute of Musical Art, New York City. B.M. from the Eastman School of Music. JEANNE WOOLFORD Voice Student at the Peabody Conservatory, Baltimore. Pupil of Adelin Fermin. Studied Oratorio and Diction with David Bispham and Herbert Witherspoon. Concert artist in America: music festivals, oratorio and recitals.

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KARL VAN HOESEN Violin and Public School Music SANDOR VAS Piano Piano and String Ensemble Student at the Leipzig Conservatory. Pupil of Theresa Carreno in piano: of Klengel in 'cellog of Krehl in compositiong and of Nikisch in orchestral conducting. Pupil in piano of Alfred Reisenauer and Jelemaque Lambrino. Instructor in piano at the Podkaminer School of Music in Lodx, Poland, and at the Fodor Conservatory of Music in Buda- pest. NELSON WATSON Bass Student of Double Bass in London. Graduate of Trinity and Royal College. Pupil of Charles Winterbottom and Clyde Hobday. Member of Queens Hall, London Symphony, Royal Philharmonic and Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra. First Bass of Rochester Philharmonic. HARRY WATTS Piano Graduate of the Julliard Institute of Musical Art. Pupil in piano of Edwin Hughes, John Heath and Max Landow. Studied theory with Percy Goetschius. Studied organ with Norman Coke Jephcott. Director of music at the Raymond Reordon School for Boys, Highland, N. Y. . Organist and director of music in the First Baptist Church, Poughkeepsie, New York. Organist and director of music in the Calvary Baptist Church, Rochester. MARION WEED Opera Department Dramatic Instructor ' German Diction Student at the Sargent School of Dramatics. Pupil of Lilli Lehmann, Berlin. Member of the German Royal Opera. Member of the Metropolitan Opera, New York City. Instructor of voice in Berlin and Hamburg.

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ARKADIA YEGUDKIN Horn B.M. from the Caucasian Conservatory. Student at the Conservatory of Petrograd. Pupil of Nargarnuck and Polito Evonoff. Solo horn in the Mariane Orchestra, the Warsaw Imperial Opera, Detroit Symphony, New York Symphony, and Rochester Philharmonic. Instructor of horn in the Kieyeff Conservatory. DR. EDWIN FAUVER Medical Advisor and Physical Education A.B. Oberlin College in 1899. M.D. College of Physicians and Surgeons in 1909. Director of Physical Education in Alma College. CATHERINE BODLER Opera Department Accompanist JEROME DIAMOND Piano B.M. from the Eastman School of Music in 1925. Studied abroad with Philipp, and in New York City with Clarence Adler. Member Eastman School Faculty since 1926. S MAX LANDOW Piano, Piano Ensemble Student at the Scharwenka Conservatory. Pupil of Scharwenka and Karl Klindworth. Instructor in piano at the Stern Conservatory, Peabody Conservatory, Baltimore. DR. HUGH MacKENZIE His tory EDWARD ROYCE Composition Student at Harvard University. Studied counterpoint with Wilhelm Klatte, Berlin. Studied orchestral conducting with Schwartz and Karl Pupil of Leginska. Instructor in theory and piano at Ithaca Conservatory. Instructor at the New York Institute of Music and Art. MERLE SPURRIER Physical Education and Folk Dancing Berlin and at the Muck