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

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NmMHKS Rochester Philhar JOSE ITURBI, Conductor GUY FRASER HARRISON, Associate Conductor ARTHUR SEE, Manager T. LLYLE KEITH, Assistant Manager ALEXANDER LEVENTON, First Concertmaster ABRAM BOONE, Second Concertmaster FIRST VIOLINS Byron Morgan Fred Reinisch George Neidinger Karl Blaas Charles Gigante John Celentano Karl VanHoesen Peter Laurini Thomas Marrocco George Leedham Leon Lenard Eugene Kilinski Kenneth Wright Walter Weimeyer SECOND VIOLINS Paul White Herman Eurasky Harold Paley John Figueras Harry Schatz Herbert Brill Norbert Klem Arthur Newberry Manuel Newman Robert Kadarauch Anthony Schaiblauer Alfio Micci Walter Hagen VIOLAS Mordecai Lurie Edward VanNiel Harold Palmer Herman Rudin James Snell Edward Gerstel Joshua Missal Everett Gates Arthur Stillman Lawrence Kinney William Schoen [76] VIOLONCELLOS Allison MacKown Louis Meltzer Willem Versteeg Vance Beach Andre Sharon Alexander Reisman William Fahlbush Douglas Clark Vincent Amico BASSES Nelson Watson Robert Stenzel Irving Nathanson David Craig FLUTES Joseph Mariano Donald MacDonald Daniel Groth PICCOLO Daniel Groth OBOES Robert Sprenkle Earl Schuster Richard Swingley ENGLISH HORN Richard Swingley CLARINETS Rufus Arey John Pfaff BASS CLARINET Reed Finley BASSOONS Fincent Pezzi Paul Philips CONTRA-BASSOON Roy Houser HORNS Fred Klein Fred Bradley Charles Clerks George Matz TRUMPETS Pattee Evenson Edward Mellon Frederick Remington Sidney Mear Lester Remsen TROMBONES Emory Remington Anthony Kruezer George Whitehead TUBAS Willis Page Donald Stauffer TYMPANI William Street PERCUSSION Stanley Street Hugh Robertson Frederick Fennell Albert Astle HARP Eileen Malone CELESTE and PIANO Robert Berentsen Harold O. Smith LIBRARIAN Joseph C. Roeber ASST. LIBRARIAN lames Snell hi

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CONCERT OF NEW YORK STATE SCHOOL MUSIC CLINIC DECEMBER 1, 1939 FREDERICK FENNELL, Conductor Overture—Russian and Ludmilla Prayer and Dream Pantomime Euphonium Solo: Debutante Robert Marsteller, soloist Rumanian Rhapsody GLINKA HUMPERDINCK CLARKE ENESCO FIRST CONCERT JANUARY 23, 1940 Overture—The Secret Marriage D. CIMAROSA Theme and Variations from Suite No. 3, Op. 55 TSCHAIKOWSKY Trumpet Voluntary PURCELL-GARLAND Solo Trumpet, Sidney Mear Variations on a Theme by Hadyn Op. 56a BRAHMS Siegfried ' s Rhine Journey from Gotterdammerung WAGNER Elsa ' s Procession to the Cathedral from Lohengrin WAGNER Prelude to Die Meistersinger WAGNER SECOND CONCERT MAY 1, 1940 Euryanthe Overture Suite from The Bartered Bride Minuet from Symphony No. 39 in E flat major Andante and Scherzo (arranged by Sidney Mear) Sidney Mear, trumpet soloist Suite from Ballet Swan Lake March Amparito Roca Au Clair De Lune—(arr. by Jack End) Clement Hutchinson, clarinet soloist Overture To Youth [ 75 ] WEBER SMETANA MOZART-GARLAND BARAT TSCHAIKOWSKY TEXIDOR JEANJEAN PAUL WHITE

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11 monic Orchestra Under the able management of Mr. A. M. See and Mr. T. Llyle Keith the Philharmonic Orchestra has completed one of the finest Rochester concert seasons on record; presenting the best of soloists and concert ensembles to Rochester and the student body of the East¬ man School of Music. Under the musical direction of Jose Iturbi, with Guy Fraser Harrison assisting, The Philharmonic Orchestra presented twelve evening concerts between the dates of November 2, 1939 and March 21, 1940; and conducted two tours of the Northeastern and Eastern states. Although the war in Europe prevented the appearance of a few soloists, able artists were procured to fill out an impressive series of programs. During the season the following soloists were heard: Argetinita Dancers - - November 2 Bartlett-Robinson - - - February 8 Guy Fraser Harrison - - November 30 Amparo and Jose Iturbi - - February 29 Don Cossacks - - - December 14 Mischa Elman Piatigorsky.January 11 The Philharmonic toured the Northeastern States in December and presented concerts at Mount Holyoke College; Smith College; Springfield, Mass.; Newburg, N. Y.; and Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Again in the spring the orchestra was sponsored on a tour, ap¬ pearing in Ashtabula, Ohio; Columbus, Ohio; Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; and Allentown, Pa. Music lovers who have been unable to hear the concerts presented during the regular season may now enjoy the Phil¬ harmonic ' s performances through the medium of Victor records. During March the orchestra recorded several numbers that will in the near future be placed on the market. [77] March 21