Parsons College - Peira Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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PARSONS CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC CARI. G. MELANDER The Symphonic Band with a personnel of about forty members and the Little Symphony of thirty-five members gave several concerts and showed that they can furnish pep meetings with music and also give fine interpretations of the masters. The Chamber Ensemble, a new organization, became instantly popular and played concerts in Mediapolis, Pulaski, Blakesburg, Albia, Moulton, Centerville, New London, Ottumwa and Corydon. They were well received everywhere and under the direction of Prof. James P. Moorhead have established a line reputation for good music. The string trio, another new organization, became popular and played many concerts in Fairfield and in many of the high schools of the state. The Barhydt trio sustained their high record of entertainment and sang before many civic groups in Fairfield and surrounding territory. ' The Male Quartet became popular with high school audiences with their presenta- tions of light and rhythmic interpretations. These groups have established themselves as well balanced musicians and have upheld the reputation of the Parsons Conservatory of Music in a line way. Under the leadership of Professor Carl G. Melander the Conservatory of Music has this year established an enviable record in music circles. Its major organization sus- tained their degree of achievement and several new small groups were added. The Philharmonic Choir, a capella singing group of sixty voices, was kept busy all year preparing and giving concerts. The choir gave many concerts including ones in Ottumwa, Fort Madison, Mt. Pleasant, Washington and Winfield. On a week's tour they sang before audiences in Corning, Clarinda, Shenandoah, Red Oak, Omaha, Guthrie Center, Des Moines and broadcasted over KFNF and KMA at Shenandoah, WOW in Omaha and WHO in Des Moines.