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Electronic edition by CJ Pletzke NINETEEN HUNDRED FORTY-NINEFORTY-NINE Electronic edition by CJ Pletzke TBIE BREVARD MUSIC FESTIVAL SSOCIA TION presents THE FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS * James Christian PfohL Ivfusic Dircctor and Conductot' and Joco6 Lateiner, Pianist MarU:juita Matt, Soprano NeLL Tangeman, Mezzo-soprano Ruggiero Ricci, Violinist Chester Watson, Bass-baritone \ViHi.am Hess, Tenor * AUGUST 12, 13, 14 ~ 19, 20, 21 1949 Summer Theatre Auditorium TRANSYLVANIA MUSIC CAMP BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA 1 Electronic edition by CJ Pletzke FOREWORD The Brevard Music Festival claims as its heritage the traditions of the music festivals held over a period of many years on the Continent of Europe, and more recently in the United States. The events of its first season, the 1946 Festival, were in this tradition, and were so successful that the programs have been enlarged to a season of two weeks. The Brevard Music Festival Association is a non-profit civic cor­ poration operated by elected officers. It provides a most unusual oppor­ tunity for cooperation and friendship between the group of artist musicians who present the programs and a still larger group of music lovers who hear them. The association is most appreciative of the in­ terest and help of its many friends in Brevard and the surrounding terri­ tory. Built upon such a foundation, the future of the Festival is assured. Its directors see it not only as a source of enduring vacation pleasure for all musk lovers who can journey to Brevard, but also as a force in the development of the musical taste, appreciation, and creative activity of those who live in Western North Carolina and throughout the country. The Brevard Music Fesival Association welcomes you to the Fourth Annual Brevard Music Festival and invites you to enjoy the beauty of the mountains, the hospitality of Brevard, and the inspiration of the pro­ grams planned for the 1949 season. Electronic edition by CJ Pletzke THE BREVARD MUSIC FOUNDATION BREVARD MUSIC FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION The Brevard Music Foundation, incorporated 1947, is young in years, but it is not without a background of experience. It shares the heritage of the other non-profit civic associations which have been or­ * ganized throughout the United States for the purpose of preserving the OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS best of our musical inheritance, adding to it, enriching it, making it available to average citizens. It is unique in its two programs, the MRS. FRANK G. CARR President Music Camp program, with its emphasis on finding and developing the musical talent of youth and the Festival program, with its emphasis on DR. JULIUS SADER Vice-President inspiration for people of all ages. It is a movement from the people of ROBERT R. BOLT Secretary a Southern community with an inspired and inspiring leadership, in its benefactors, its trustees, and its Music Director. F. S. BEST Treasurer JAMES CHRISTIAN PFOHL Music Director JOHN 1. ANDERSON * MRS. LEWIS P. HAMLIN TRUSTEES OF THE BREVARD MUSIC FOUNDATION CECIL J. HILL MRs. HENRY N. CARRIER, Chairman Brevard, N. C. WALTER K. STRAUS RALPH H. RAMSEY, JR., Vice· Chairman Brevard, N. C. MRS. WILLIAM J. KIRK, Secretary Brevard, N. C. AUGUSTINE W. TUCKER, JR. F. S. BEST, Treasurer Brevard, N. C. MRS. SAMUEL BULLOCK, Honorary JAMES CHRISTIAN PFOHL, Music Director Davidson, N. C. MRS. FRED A. HOLT MRS. HENRY ALVAH STRONG Washington, D. C. and Winston-Salem, N. C. HARRY H. STRAUS Pisgah Forest, N. C. MRS. ERIC M. RAWLS EDMUND D. CAMPBELL Arlington, Va. JERRY JEROME DR. THOR JOHNSON . Cincinnati, Ohio LLOYD S. BURHANS DR. JULIUS SADER . Brevard, N. C. DR. CHARLES 1. NEWLAND Brevard, N. C. REV. JAMES A. JONES, D. D. Charlotte, N. C. MRs. T. HOLT HAYWOOD Winston-Salem, N. C. JAMES PAGET RUDOLPH . Atlanta, Ga. DR. HAMILTON W. McKAy . Charlotte, N. C. 4 5 Electronic edition by CJ Pletzke HONORARY COMMITTEE HONORARY COMMITTEE Mr. and Mrs. Crosby Adams Dr. Don Gillis Bruce Livengood Bill Sharpe Montreat, North Carolina National Broadcasting Station Brevard College Raleigh, N. C. RCA Building Brevard, N. C. H. Hugh Altrater New York, N. Y. Dean of Music James G. K. McClure Joseph S. Silversteen Womans College of the University of Carl Goerch Asheville, N. C. Silversteen Industries North Carolina Editor of "The State" Brevard, N. C. Greensboro, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Dr. T. Smith McCorkle Head of Department of Music Dr. Charles A. Sink Honorable Frank P. Graham Texas Christian University President American Musical Society Ed Anderson United States Senator Ann Arbor, Michigan President WBBO Radio Station Washington, D. C. Fort Worth, Texas Forest City, N. C. Mrs. Charles M. Hassell, Chairman Thane McDonald Dr. Barrett Stout Board of Directors of the Charlotte Director of Music Director of Music of Carl Bamberger Symphony Wake Forest College Louisiana State University Conductor of Southern Symphony Wake Forest, N. C. Baton Rouge, Louisiana Columbia, S. C. Charlotte, N. C. Dr. Glenn Haydon Paul W. Matthews Harry H. Straus Mrs. John Bateman Dean of Music President, Southern Division of the President Ecusta Paper Corporation Past President of South Carolina University of North Carolina Music Educators National Conference Pisgah Forest, N. C. Federation of Music Clubs Chapel Hill, N. C. Montgomery, Alabama Greenville, S. C. Hugh Hodgson William Melia Mrs. Harry H. Straus Biltmore Forest Dr. Hunter B. Blakely Dean of Fine Arts Program Director University of Georgia WWNC Biltmore, N. C. Queens College Athens, Georgia Asheville, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. William Strickland The Honorable Clyde R. Hoey Miss Louise Mercer Conductor of Nashville Symphony Mrs. Asher Brown United States Senator from North President Memphis and Mid-South Nashville, Tennessee President of South Carolina Carolina Piano Scholarship Association Federation of Music Clubs Shelby, N. C. Memphis, Tennessee Mrs. Henry Alvah Strong Columbia, S. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. Mrs. Maurice Honigman Dr. Earl V. Moore Mrs. Robert Carroll Past President North Carolina Dean of Music Gordon W. Sweet 400 Midland Drive Federation of Music Clubs University of Michigan Acting Dean Asheville, N. C. Gastonia, N. C. Ann Arbor, Michigan Queens College Charlotte, N. C. Dr. John R. Cunningham Chancellor Robert House Julia Fuque Ober President, Davidson College University of North Carolina Norfolk, Virginia Larry Walker Chapel Hill, N. C. Davidson, N. C. Kenneth R. Osborne Program Director - WBT Mrs. Mary Howe Dean of Fine Arts Charlotte, N. C. Joseph DeNardo Composer University of Arkansas Public Schools Berry Hill Fayetteville, Arkansas Mrs. Margaret Wible Walker Asheville, N. C. Hammersmith Rmd National President Mu Phi Epsilon Newport, Rhode Island Mrs. J. Kenneth Piohl Dean of Woman Dr. E. William Doty Past President North Carolina Texas Technological College Dean of Fine Arts Mrs. Huntington Jackson Federation of Music Clubs Lubbock, Texas University of Texas Asheville, N. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. Austin, Texas Adelaide Van Wey Dr. Thor Johnson, Conductor Dr. Walter B. Roberts 205 West 54th Street Mrs. A. J. Fletcher Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Director of Music New York City President North Carolina Cincinnati, Ohio Winthrop College and Federation of Music Clubs Rock Hill, S. C. Brevard, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Mrs. Royden J. 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    JANÁČKOVÁ AKADEMIE MÚZICKÝCH UMĚNÍ V BRNE Hudební fakulta Katedra jazzové interpretace Hra na kontrabas PAUL CHAMBERS Bakalárska práca Autor práce: Vladimír Micenko Vedúci práce: BcA Rastislav Uhrik Oponent práce: BcA Jaromír Honzák Brno 2014 Bibliografický záznam: Micenko, Vladimír. Paul Chambers Brno: Janáčková akademie múzických uměni v Brne, Hudební fakulta, Katedra jazzové interpretace, rok 2014 (24 stran) Vedúci diplomovej práce BcA, Rastislav Uhrik. Anotácia: Diplomová práca „Paul Chambers“ zahrňuje život, dielo a hráčske umenie kontrabasisty Paula Chambersa. Annotation: Diploma thesis „Paul Chambers“ include life, work and the art of playing of the basist Paul Chambers. Kľúčové slová : Paul Chambers, jazz, univerzalita Keywords: Paul Chambers, jazz, universality Prehlásenie: Prehlasujem, že som svoju prácu spracoval samostatne a použil iba pramene a literatúru, ktoré sú v nej uvedené. V Brne, dňa 26. apríla 2014 Vladimír Micenko Obsah: Úvod...................................................................................................1 1.Zhodnotenie prameňov a literatúry....................................3 1.1 Nahrávky........................................................................................3 1.2 Transkripcie...................................................................................4 1.3Literatúra o P. Chambersovi...........................................................4 2. Začiatky a kariera v NYC....................................................5 2.1 Chambers a rytmické sekcie..........................................................8
  • Carnival Set for Dad's Day, Feb. 6

    Carnival Set for Dad's Day, Feb. 6

    Eastern Washington University EWU Digital Commons Eastern Washington University Digital History Student Newspapers Collections 2-3-1960 Easterner, Vol. 10, No. 12, February 3, 1960 Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College Follow this and additional works at: https://dc.ewu.edu/student_newspapers Recommended Citation Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College, "Easterner, Vol. 10, No. 12, February 3, 1960" (1960). Student Newspapers. 1165. https://dc.ewu.edu/student_newspapers/1165 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Eastern Washington University Digital History Collections at EWU Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Student Newspapers by an authorized administrator of EWU Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ; , I I Carnival Set For Dad's Day, Feb. 6 Fathers of Eastern's stu­ Bl1,1e Key and the Veterans dents will reign supreme this club will begin selling tickets Saturday, during the annual today. Mary Lieberman and .. Dad's Day celebration. Dave Acree are co-chairman of A full day of festivities has the ticket selling committee. been plan ed, including a bas­ Many people are working ketball game between Eastern hard to make this carnival a and Pacific Lutheran univer­ huge success. These include sity and one of the biggest Ray Raschko and Mike Mat- AMS-A WS sponsored carni­ vals in the school's history. Spurs will register the Dads The line-up of sponsors and as they arrive on campus. Pri­ booths for the carnival in­ zes will be awarded to the D~d clude: who traveled the longest dis­ Dame's club-Cookies and tance, the oldest Dad· and the coffee youngest.