Curtis Institute of Music 4th Season Program
The Curtis Institute of Music, Fourth Season, 1927-1928, The Students' Orchestra, Arthur Rodzinski, Conductor, Wednesday Evening, December Twenty-first at 8:15 o'clock, The Academy of Music. Mary Louise Curtis Bok first opened the school in 1924
Names in this online transcription include Adohmyan, Aronoff, Balkin, Barozzi, Binz, Blankenship, Bloom, Bonade, Boswell, Boyington, Braverman, Briselli, Cailliet, Cameron, Coffey, Cohen, Cole, Coleman, Colley, Conant, Demarest, Donatelli, Epstein, Ferguson, Fischoff, Fisnar, Freed, Frengut, Fulton, Fulvio, Garratt, Gerhard, Gershman, Gesensway, Giannini, Gilbert, Gomberg, Gray, Guetter, Hardsteen, Hare, Headman, Henneberg, Hepler, Hering, Hirsh, Hodge, Horner, Johnston, Jones, Kahn, Kowalska, Krainis, Lamas, Lazzaro, Lehnhoff, Levine, Machula, Marks, Matison, McGinnis, Molind, Neufeld, Noyes, Pepper, Perssion, Poska, Prinz, Putlitz, Rehrig, Reinhardt, Richardson, Riese, Robofsky, Rodzinski, Rondinelli, Savitt, Schwar, Schwartz, Sharlip, Sharp, Shopmaker, Shumsky, Siegel, Siegl, Simmers, Stark, Swenson, Tabuteau, Temianka, Thurmond, Torello, Townsend, Ullberg, Varallo, Walker, Whitehead, Williams, Wyner, Zeritsky, Zimmerman.
Labels: Pennsylvania, School Records and Yearbooks
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