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SANCTUSSanetus, SaneM, Sanetus Do-

minus Deus Sabaoth. Plen! auntcoeU et terra gloria tua. Hosannain exceWs.

PIE JESU

Pie Jesu. Domine, dona eis re-quiem; dona 'eis semplternam re-quiem.

ANGUS DEIAgnus Del, qui tollis peeeatamundi, dona eis requiem.

Lux aeterna luceat eis, Domine.cum sanetis tuis in aeternam, quiapius ea.

Requiem aeternam dona els, De>mine, et lux perpetua JUeeat eis.

LIBERA ME

Libera me, Domine, de morte aet·erna, in die illa trem"enda; Quandocoeli movendi .unt et terra; Dumveneris judicare saeeulum per ig.nem.

Tremens factus .um ego, et tim·eo, dum diseusalo venerit, atqueventur. ira.

Dies iDa. dies irae, calamitatis,et miseriae; dies l.lla.. dies magna etAmara valde.

Requiem aetern.am dona eil, Do-mine, 'et lux perpetua lueeat eis.

IJbera me, Domine, libera.

IN PARADISUM

In paradisum deducant angeU;in tuo adventu sucipiant te martyr·es, et perducant te in civitatemsanctam Jerusalem. Chorus ange-lorum te .uscipiat, et cum Lazaroquondam paupere aeternam habeu('equiem.

HOLY, HOLY, HOLYHoly, Holy, Holy. Lord God of

hosts. Heaven and earth are full ofth y glory. Glory be to thee, 0 Lord.Hosanna in the highest.

BLESSED JESUS

Blessed J esus, Lord and God.grant them thine eternal rest.

Gentle Shepherd, lead them nowthrough this darkness to thy Day;

To thy Life that knows no death,To th y Time that knows no end.To that Home that ends the way

Blessed Jesus, Lord and God, grantthem thine eternal rest.

LAMB OF GODLamb of God, that takest awaythe sins of the world, grant themeternal rest.

Let light eternal shine upon themforever with thy blessed servants.for that thou ar t gracious, Lord, fortbat tbou art good.

Rest eternal grant th 'em; letlight perpetual shine upon them.

DELIVER :ME

Deliver me, Lord, from deatheternal upon that day of terror, up-on tbat day of trial ; tben shallbeaven and earth be moved, beconsumed together, for thou shaltcome upon the earth in judgment.

Trembling, I stand before theeand wait in fear till judgment sballcome upon the earth and mensball know thine anger.

Day of wrath and doom impend.ing! Death then is struck and allcreation wakes. Day of wrath andday of sorrow! Great the waking.exceeding bitter.

Rest eternal grant them,

let light perpetual shinethem.

Lord;upon

De liver me, 0 Lord, deliver me .

IN PARADISE

In paradise be thou received ofangel hosts, thy coming attendedby all the blessed martyr throng,thy pathway guide into the holycity, Jerusalem. May the chorus ofangels there receive thee; and withLazarus, blessed of Abraham. Lu -

arus, once a beggar, now comfort-ed of Abrabam, be thine eternal,est

THEBREVARD

MUSIC

CENTER

] . . , . IS C HRISTIAN P FOHL

M USIC D IItSCTOR

1956 S EASON

B REVARD

N ORTH CARO LI NA

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IN MEMORIAM

The Rev. Francis Morton Fox, D. D.

March 1, 1866---0ctoher 29, 1935

Today Transylvania Music Camp, through worship service and the

rendition of Faure's Requiem, pays affectionate and appreciative trib

ute to the memory of

THE REV. FRANCIS MORTON FOX, D. D.,

one of our staunch and devoted friends who, OD October 29, 1955, an·

swered the call of his Lord to the higher service of heaven.

An ardent friend of American youth, a lover of music, and a firm

believer in the influence and power to elevate thought and life, he was

persuaded of the worth-whileness of Transylvania's program of musical

training, under conditions which tended also towards the building and

enrichment of character, and he sought opportunity to further it.

His active interest and helpful moral and spiritual support, which

his devoted wife also shared, were ever a source of strength and encour

agement to campers, faculty. and administration.

A Presbyterian minister of ripened experience and ablUty, he servo

ed the Camp well as a wise and devoted counsellor and spiritual guide,

for which service this memorial bears public testimoD.)'.

TH E BREV ABD MUSIC CENTER

Twenty-seventh Program

SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 5, 1956; 11:00 A. M.

WORSHIP SERVICE IN MEMORY OF DR. FRANCIS MORTON FOX

The Rt. Rev. J. Kenneth Pfohl, Bishop of the Moravian Church,

Presiding - A ss is ted by Robert Dunbar, Camp Chaplain

Prelude "Komm Susser Too" _______ __ _____ __ _____ _______ ________ Bach

Orchestra

Invocation and the Lord's Prayer

Hymn No. 4

Suipture

P r a ~ r QUertory Nocturne, from "String Quartet in D Major" ____ ___ _Borodin

string Quartet

DoxologyRequiem __ ____ _______ ______ __ __ _____________________________Faure

Jane Frazier Rolandi, Soprano; Gordon 'Page, BaritoneThe Transylvania Symphony Orchestra and Chorus

James Christian Pfohl, Conductor------------NTROIT AND KYRIE

Requiem aeteroam dona eis,Domine, et lux perpetua luceat eis.

Te decet hymnus, Deus in Slon,et tibi redetur votum in Jerusalem.

Exaudi orationem meam; ad teomnis caro veniet.

Kyrie eleison.Christ eleuoD.

OFFERTORIUH

o Domine Jesu Christe, Rex gIoriae, tibera animas defunctorum depoenis inferni, et de profundo lacu;de are leonLi. ne absorbeat Tartal'us, ne cadant in obscurum.

Hostias et preces tib!, DGmine,laudis offerimus; tu suscipe prGanimabus illis quarum hodie memooriam facimus; fac eas, Domine, demorte transire ad vitam, quam 01 im Abrahae promiaisti et seminiejus. Amen.

GRANT THEM REST ETERNAL

Grant them ~ s t eternal, 0 Lord,and let light perpetual shine uponthem.

Hymns shall become thee, 0 Godin Zion, and to thee shall new vowshe paid in Jerusalem.

Hear thou my prayer. 0 Lord;unto thee shall all flesh come.

Lord, have mercy upon us.

Christ, have mercy upon us.Grant us thy peace.

OFFERTORY

o Lord our God Jesus Ch rist,thou aU-glorious King, deliver thouthe souls of thy servants from~ a r l h l y bondage, and trom th e

death of this mortal flesh;from death's dark valley, and fromthe shadows of the deep abyss. 0Lord. our God. ·be thou merciful;save thou them from lasting darkness.

Unto th-ee we offer, Lord, thissacrifice, unto thee this prayerand praise; do thou receive it forthose beloved and honored whomwe bless thi! day, whose memorywe recall; Lord, let tbem pass from

the death of the body to life eternal. as of old thou didst promiseunto Abraham and his leed. Amen.



Monday, August 6, 1956 CANDLELIGHT CONCERT

ORCHESTRA OF THE FACULTY AND STAFF

from the

Transylvania Music Camp

MARY DAVENPORT, Contralto

JAMES CHRISTIAN PFOHL, Condudor

JOSEPH WINCENC, Guest Conduetor

Program

8:30 P. M.

Overture to "Ruy Bias" ________ __ ___ ______ ________ __ __ Mendelssohn

Adieu Foret.!!, from "Jeanne d'Arc" _______ ___ _________ _Tschaikowsky

Miss Davenport

Karelia Suite, Op. 11 _______________ __ __ _______ ________Jean Sibelius

IntermezzoBalladeADa marcia

Joseph Wincenc, Conductor

Intermission

Seguidilla, Irom "Carmen" _________________________ ____ _______Bizet

You'll Never Walk Alone, from " Carousel" ______Rodgers-Hammers1ein

Miss Davenport

Bolero __________ ___ ___________ ___ _______________ ____ __Ravel.Branga

Monday, July 23, 1956 CANDLELIGHT CONCERT

ORCHESTRA OF THE FACULTY AND STAFF

from the

Transylvania Music Camp

JOSEPH LAWTON, Pianist

JAMES CHRISTIAN PFOHL, Conductor

Program

8:80 P. M.

Overture to "The Barber of Seville" __ _______ _________________BOeIDl

Concerto No.2 in C Minor (or Piano and Orchestra, Opu 18Moderato __________RaebmaaiDoff

Adagio sostenuto

Allegro .!!cherzando

Mr . Lawton

Intermlnion

The Walk to the Paradise Garden, from "A Village Romeo andJuliet" ______________ _____ ______ ____ _________________Dellu

Capriccio Espagnole _________________ _______ __ ___ __Rlmsky-KOr8ako!1

Alborada

Variazioni

Alborada

Scena e Canto gitano

Fandango asturiano



Program of

CHAMBER MUSIC

Sponsored by Friends of the Library

Wednesday, Ju ly 18, 1956 8:15 P. M. Pack Memorial Library

PROGRAM

Quintet in G Minor, K. 516 ___________________________ ___ ____Mozart

Allegro

Adagio

Allegro

Ruth Dabney Allen, Doris West, Violins;

Patricia Conway, Joseph Wincenc, Violas;

Charles Medlin, Cello

SODate-Fantaisie _________________________________________ VilIa·Lobos

Mary Canberg, Violin; George Stegner, Piano

Trio for Flute, Viola and Cello ___ ____ _____ ______ __ __________Roussel

Allegro gratioso

Andante

Allegro non troppo

Charles DeLaney, Flute; Patricia Conway, Viola;

Charles Medlin, Cello

Performers on this evening's program are members of the faculty

of Transylvania Music Camp in Brevard, North Carolina.

Program of

CHAMBER MUSIC

Sponsored by Friends of the Library

Wednesday, July 11, 1956 8:15 P. M. Pack Memorial Library

PROGRAM

Quintet, K. 452 .. __ ___________________ ____ __ __ ______________ Mozart

Largo - Allegro moderatoLarghettoAllegretto

Frank Peters, Oboe; Willis Coggins, Clarinet;Robert Elworthy, Horn; Ivan Diachun, Bassoon;

Louise Nelson Pfohl, Piano

Interludium in Modo Antico _________________________ ____ _G1azounow

Finale, from "The Horseman" Quartet, Opus 74, No.3 ___ ______ Haydn

Robert Harrison, Derry Deane, Violins;Vladimir Lukashuk, Viola; Margaret Christy, Cello

Dies Bildness ist bezaubernd schon, from "Die Zauberflote" ___ ___Mozart

Widmung __________________________________________ ______Schumann

Am Feierabend _____________________ . ____ ______ . ___ ________ Schubert

From "Winter Words" ___ ________ _____ __ _____ _______Benjamin Britten

Wagtail and Bahy

Before Life and Alter

Frank Stovall, Tenor; Loren Withers, Piano

Quartet, Opus 11 ______________________________ _____ __ .Samuel Barber

Molto allegro e appassionatoMolto adagio - Molto allegro

Rober t Harrison, Derry Deane, Violins;Vladimir Lukashuk, Viola; Margaret Christy, Cello

Performers on this evening's program are members of the faculty

of Transylvania Music Camp in Brevard, North Carolina.



THE BREVARD MUSIC CENTER

SUNDAY APrERNOON, JULY 29, IIHMJ; 2:15 P. III.

HlLLTOPPER BAND

FRANK WEST, Conductor


LITTLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

PAUL BRYAN, Conductor


Concerto in C Major for Two Trumpets and Orchestra ________Vlval&

A11egro

Emerson Head and Shirley Wallace, Trumpets

Allerseelen, Opus 10 , NO . 8 __ ________________ ____ __R. Slrauu-Davil

Frank West, Conductor

Grand Festival Overture ___ _________________ ______ ______Zamecnik

Jam es Christian Pfohl, ConductorBand

IDtermlalou

Sonatina, Opus 100 _______ ____ ___________ ___ _________Dvorak_Bryan

Eight Russian Folk Songs, Opus MI _______ _______ _____ _______Liadov

Village Dance Song

Paul Bryan, Conductor

Wiener Blut, Opus 354 __ __ ______ ____________________ ___ ...J. Strauu


Orchestra

Program Of

CHAMBER MUSIC

Sponsored by Friends of the lJbrary

Wednesday. July 25, 1956 8:15 P. M. Pack Memorial Library

PROGRAM

Symphonie Concerlanle ___ ______ • ________________ ____________lIozart

Andante

Allegro Maestoso

Robert Harrison, Violin; Vladimir Lukuhuk, Viola;

Loren Withers, Piano

Trio iu B-Flat, Opus 11 _____________________________ ___ ___ _BeethoveD

Allegro con brioAdagio

Tema con Variozioni: Allegretto

William Walsh, Clarinet; Charles lIedliJ1, Cello

Loren Withers, Piano

La Oracion del Torero _________ ___ __ ___ _______________ ______TUrizI.a

Robert Harrison, Derry Deane, Violins;

Vladimir Lukashuk, Viola ; Margaret Christy, Cello

Performers on this evening's program are memben of the f a e u l ~ of Transylvania Music Camp in Brevard, North Carolinn .



THE BREV ARO MUSIC CENTER

SUNDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 15, 1956; 2:15 P. M.

HILLTOPPER BAND

FRANK WEST, Co nductor

JOHN COKER, Guest Conductor

LITI'LE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA


Chorale _.' _ • ____ _____________ ___ •• _____ _________ _______ _Moravi.n

Salute to Corelli, from "Ch ristma s Concerto Grosso" __ ___ _Newell Lon,

Blue Tail Fly _____________________ ____ ______ ______ . cW r Grundman

John Coker , Co nductor

Band

............Trumpet PTelude __ ___ _________ __ ___ ___ ______________________

EmeBOn Head, Soloist

Incidental Music from "PeUeas et Melisande" ______________ ____ __hure

Prelude

Sicilienne

Sally Baird, Flutist

Caucasian Sketches _____ __ _______ ___ __ _______ ____11.. Ippolltow-lvaaow

Procession of the Sardar

<neb_.




Charles DeLaney. Conductor

HlLLTOPPER BAND


Prelude and Fugue in D Minor ----- ________________ ___ Bacb-Demarest

Two Short Pieces ----------- _______ ______ _________ _Charles DeLaney

Epitaph

Joe Haas, TenBe

Woltz

Intermeuo sinfonico, from "CavaUeria Rusticana"____ ______ I'Maseagni

Finlandia __ _______ ____ ________ ______ -- ___ _____ ________Jean Sibel1us

Orchestra

Colonel Bogey March ------ -- ___ ___ ____ ____ __________Kennetb Alford

An Evening in the Village ------ ____________ ____BeJa Bartok-Leidzen

Three Negro Dances __ _______________ __ - - ---- _________Price-Leidzen

Rabbit Foot

Hoe Cake

Ticklin' Toes

Pageant ---- _________ ____ ____ ___ ____ ____ • ________Vincent Persicbetti

Band






FRANK WEST. ConductorJOSEPH WINCENC, Conducklr

HILLTOPPER BAND

PAUL BRYAN, ConductorJOHN COKER, Conductor

Rosamunde Overture ___ ________ __ ___________ __ ---- ______ . Schubert


Three Seventeenth Century Dutch Tunes ________________ ____ValerJul

In Times of Stres5

See How Strong

WiII Now Walk Before the Lord

La Vie Parislenne -- - -- - - ______ ____ • _______ __ -------- _________DoraU

Joseph Wincenc, Conductor

Orchestra

March from Symphony No.6 --- - - -- - - -- -- - - - - ___Tschaikow.ky.Norman

PassacailJe - ___ _______ ______ ___ ______ __ ___ __ __----- LaLande-Beele r

Air and March - - - -- -- --- - __ ____ _____ _________ _____ __ _______ . Purcell


Prelude and Fugue in B·Flat - -- ---- - - -- -- - - - -- - - - - - - - -- ---- ___ __Bach

Amparita Hoc o March -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -__ ___ __Jaime TexldorJohn Coker , Conductor

B:md


SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 4, 19!56; 5:00 P. 1( ,

lfiLLTOPPER BAND

LITTLE SYMPHONY ORCBESTBA


JAMES CHRISTIAN PFOHL, Guest Conductor

Intermezzo, from "GoyesclS" _____ • ______ _______ _____Granados-Dupont

Hymn and Fuguing Tun e No. I ________________________ Henry Cowell

American Patrol ____ ____ ____ ___________________________ _Meacham

Band

Intermission

Overture and Allegro, from "La Sultane Suite" ______Couperin·llilhaud

If With All Your Hearts, from "Elijah" __________________Mendelssohn

Frank Stovall, Tenor

James Christian Pfohl, Conductor

Symphony No.:I in E Minor _____________ ______________ _TschaikOWity

Andante Cantabile

Orchestra



NATIONAL FEDERATION OF MUSIC CLUBS

Mrs. Ronald Arthur Dougan, Beloit, Wisconsin, PresidentMrs. Clifton J. Muir, Coral Gables, Florida, Vice PresIdent,

Southeastern RegionMrs. Maurlee Honigman, Gastonia, North Carolina, Executive Com

mittee, National Federation

Stale Presldeots of Southeastern Region

Alabama ___ ____ _______ __ _______ ______ ___ __Mrs. G-eorge R. Jackson

Delaware ______ ____________ _____________ _____ __Mr • James C. Hughes

District of Columbia ________________________ _____ _Mrs. JamesReistrup

Florida ____ __ ____ __ _____ ____ ____ ___ __ __________Mrs. Glenn MorrisonGeorgia ________ _________ ______ __________ _________Mrs. M. J. Bowers

Kentucky _________________ ______ _______ ______ Mrs. Rutherford HoppeLouisiana ___________ _____________________________ Mrs. Frank VoughtMaryland ____ _______________ ____ ___________ __ Mrs. Harold H. NesbittMississippi ________ ________________ ________ ______ Mrs. W. E. RobertsNorth Carolina _____ ____ ______ _______ __ ____ ________Mr s. Harry Shonts

South Carolina ________ _____ _______________ __Mrs. Henry A. Shuler, Jr .Tennessee ___ __________ _______________________ Mrs. Douglas C. KlossVirginia __________________________________ ____Mrs. Dean M. DunwodyWest Virginia ______ ______ _______ ___ __________ __Mi ss Jeanette Sayre

Midweek Planning CommitteeNorth Carolina Fed eration of Music Clubs

Mrs. Eric Norden, Wilmington, ChairmanMrs. J . B. Alderman, Elizabeth City

Mr s. E. A. Dobbin, LenoirMrs. A. J. Fletcher, Raleigh

Mrs. Maurice Honigman, GastoniaMrs. G. Ernest Moore, RaleighDr. James Christian Pfohl, CharlotteMr s. J. Kenneth Pfohl, Winston·SalemMrs. Julius Sader, BrevardMrs. Harry Shoots, Winston-SalemMrs. Walter Straus, Brevard

Mrs. David Sutton, RaleighMrs. Louise Workman, CharlotteMrs. H. Paul Yelverton, Raleigh

Brevard Midweek Chairmen

Mrs. Rober t Melton, Vice PreSident, Music Lovers ClubMrs. E. B. Matheson, Events RegistrationMrs. C. E. Roy , Dormitory Registra tions

FEDERATION

MID-WEEK

AT

BREVARD

MUSIC CENTER

JAMES CHRISTIAN PFOHL

MUSIC DIRE CTOR

BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA

JULY 19 and 20, 1956



EIGHTH ANNUAL FEDERAT.JON MID·WEEK

Thursday, July 19

4:00 P. M. REGISTRATION TElA, Girls' Dormitory, Brevard College

8:1::i P. M. CONCERT, by the TransylVania Symphony Orchestra, dedi·

cated to the National Federation of Music Club s. under

the direction of Dr. Pfohl. Ivan Davis, pianist, Nat·

ional Young Artist winner, will be guest soloist.

10 :30 P. M. RECEPTION, given by Brevard Music Lovers club , in the

Girls' Dormitory, Brevard College. Honoring Mrs. Ron·

aId A. Dougan, National President; Mrs. Clifton J .

Mu:r, Regional Vice President ; Mrs. Maurice Honig·man , Member National Executive Committet"!; and

Nat :onal Chairmen.

Friday, July 20

10 :00 A. M. Transylvania Music Camp Visit

11 :30 A. M. Groundbreaking for Hinda Honigman Library Building

Mrs. G. Ernest Moore, Regional Chairm an

12:30 P. M. RECOGNITION LUNCHEON, Brevard College Cafeteria

Mrs. Eric Norden, Mid·Week Chairman, Presiding

Grace - Rev. Robert H. Stamey. President, BrevardCollege

Welcome - Mrs. Robert Melton, Brevard Chairman for

Mid-Week

Response - Mrs. Floride Cox, Young Artist AuditionsChairman

Greetings - Mrs. Maurice Honigman, Founder of Federation Mid-Week

Greetings - Mrs. Walter T. Swink, President South At

lantic DistrictIntroduction of State Presid'ents - Mrs. Harry Shonts,

President, North Carolina Federation.M e s s t l g ~ From Transylvania MUllic Camp _ Dr. James

Christian Pfohl

Introduction of Speaker _ Mrs. Louise Young Workman,

National Representative to Transylvania Music CampAddress - Mrs. Clifton J . Muir, Southeastern Regional

Vice President

Re cognition of Distingu:sh·ed Guests

::i :OO P. M. RECITAL. B r ~ v a r d Music Center Auditorium

James Stafford, winner of the Marie Ml)rrissey Ke:thAward

R3rbara Shol)k, winner of th e Edgar Stillman Kelly

Award

0:30 P. M. FEDERATION DINNER, Camp Dining Hall

Mrs. Norden, Presiding

A Simple Grace, sung by Assembly, led by Mrs. J. Kenneth

Pfohl, National Chaplain

Introduction of National Chairmen and members of Nation.al Committees

Introduction of winner, Hinda Honigman National ScholarShip

Mrs. G. Ernest Moore, Auditions ChairmanMusic: William E. Russey, Baltimore, Md.

Greetings: Mrs. Harold N. Cooledge, Past Chairman Board

of Truste es, Brevard Music Foundation.

Greetings: Dr. Sigmund Spa'eth, National Education De·

partmentIntroduction of Speaker: Mrs. Mauriee Honigman, National

Bond Member from North Carolina

AddN'ss: Mrs . Ronald A. Dougan, National President

8:1::i P. M. CONCERT, Transylvania Chorus, conducted by Gordon

Page. and Transylvania Concert Band, conducted byDr. Paul Bryan.

10 :30 P. M. RECEPTION, Transylvania Lodge, given by Dr. and Mrs.James Christian Pfohl

WELCOME MUSIC FEDERATION VISITORS

The Breva rd Music Center exten.ds a warm welcome to all Federation

visitors during the Mid-Week activities. The Federation has done muchfor Transylvania, and it Is greatly appreciated.

I t is a special treat to have present for Mid·Week th-e following win,

ners of the three awards oHered each year by the National Federationof Music Clubs: James StaHord, wbo recieved the Marie Monissey

Keith Award; Barbara Shook, who won the Edgar Stillman Kelley

Award; and Ivan Davis, winner of the Young Artist Audition in 1955.The contribution made by the Federation through these awards is a

specific part of their efforts to encourage and furth-er the musical education of more and more young people. Such interest in our youth- isincreasingly important in these critical times.

Among the students at Transylvania this year are tlH! winners of

th e following scholarships : Helen Bateman, S. C. Federation of Music

Clubs; Asheville Music Club; Lancaster Music Club ; AUanta Music Club;Louisiana Federation of Music Clubs; Gastonia Music Education Founda

tion; Thursday Morning Music Club, Winston·Salem, N. C.; North

Carolina Federation of Music Clubs; Hinda Honigman; National Federa·

tion of Music Clubs; Charlotte Music Club; Anderson Piano Ensemble,

Anderson, S. C. ; Georgia Federstion of Music Clu!>s; Virginia Federation

of Music Clubs; Rockingham Music Club, Rockingham, N. C.: TennesseeFederation of Music Clubs; Sharp s & Flats Music Club, Ga stonia. N. c .:

Schubert Music Club, Morganton, N. C.



August 16, 1956 Superintendents Conference

Mars Hill College AuditoriumMars Hill North Carolina

8:00 P. )( .

ORCHESTRA OF THE FACULTY AND STAFFFr.m

THE BREVARD MUSIC CENT·ER

Brevard, North Carolina


Mendelssohn

Beethoven

J. Strauss

Rimsky-Korsakov

Program

Overture to "Ruy BIas"

Symphony No.8 in F Major, Opus 93

Allegro vivace e con brioAllegretto scherzandoTempo de minuettoAllegro vivace

Intermission

Voices of Spring Waltzes, Opus 410

Caprieco EspagnoleAlboradoVariationiAlboradoSeena e Canto gitanoFandango asturiana

We invite you to attend the remaining concerts at The BrevardMusic Center featuring The Gala Festival Orchestra, Chorus andSoloists under the direction of James Christian Pfobl, Conductor.

Friday Evening, August 17Giorgio Tozzi, Bass

Saturday Evening. August 18Ansbel Brusilow, Violinist

Sunday Afternoon, August 19

Giorgio Tozzi. Bass

Friday Evening, August 24Leonard Pennario, Pianist

Saturday Evening, August 2fI

All Gershwin ProgramLeonard Pennario, Pianist

Elizabeth Winslow, SopranoMorley Meredith. Baritone


Ellen Faull, Soprano

Morley Meredith, Baritone

July 14, 1956 Anderson Auditorium 8:15 P. II.

Montreat, North Carolina

THE TRANSYLVANIA CONCERT BAND


lt e

Hands Aeross the Sea March _______________ ___________________ SOusa

Overture to "Orpheus in the Underworld" ____ ______________Of&abaeb

Suite from "Music fo r ·the Royal Fireworks" __________________ __Bandel

Alia Siclliana

B.""""Menuetto

Armenian Dance ___ _________ _______ ___ __________Aram Khaehaturian

IntermluiOD

The Gladiator March ____ ____ _______ ____ _______ __ ______________SOuaa

A Children's Overture ______ ______ __ _____ ____ _____ __ ____Roger QuUter

Slavonic Dance No.3 ________________ _____________ ___ _________Dvorak

Beguine for Band _______ _________________ ______________ _Glenn Dsser



August 14, 1956 The Brevard Music Center 8:30 P. )[.

aaadel-JIarty

Gluck

Saint-Saens

Smetana

Billet

TschaikoWlk1

GALA FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA

CANDLELIGHT CONCERT

Biltmore HOUge

RISE STEVENS, Soprano

JAMES CHRISTIAN PFOm., Conductor

Program

Water Music SuiteAllegroAir

BourreeHorn PipeAndanteAllegro declso

Che faro senza Euridice, from "Orphee and Eurldke"

Voi che sapete, from "The Marriage of Figaro"

Mon coeur a'ouvre a ta voix, from "Samson aDdDelilah"

Mlu Stevena

The Moldau, from the Cycle, "My Fatherllnd"

Intermission

Arias from "Carmen"HabaneraSeguidillaGypsy Song

Mias Stevena

Capriccio Italien, Opu.

***We invite you to attend the remaining concerts at The Brevard

Music Center featuring The Gala Festival Orchestra, Chorus andSoloists under the direction of James Christian Pfohl, Conductor.

Friday Even1ng, August 1'1

Giorgio Tozzi, Basa

Saturday Evening, Augu.st: 18

Anshel Brusilow, Violinist

Sunday Afternoon. August 19

Giorgio Tort.!. Bass

Friday Evening, Aurust 24

Leonard Pennario, Pianist

Saturday Evening, August 25Ali Gersbwin Program

Leonard Pennario, PianistElizabeth Winslow, SopranoMorley Meredith. Baritone


Ellen Faull, SopranoMorley Meredith. Baritone

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