Identifier: arbutus00indi_7 (find matches)
Title: Arbutus
Year: 1894 (1890s)
Authors: Indiana University
Subjects: Indiana University College yearbooks Universities and colleges
Publisher: Bloomington, Ind. : Indiana University
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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JlK) The University Band Sometimes we hear it said that Indiana has no musical depart- far superior to the bands of some of the larger universities. The ment, and for that matter Indiana does not give credit for work University Band is almost twice as large as that of Northwestern, done in music, but she does the very best thing possible aside from having at the present time forty-seven players. The band plays for that in furnishing a first class director for band, orchestra and all university athletic affairs, university parades, etc. During the chorus work. At the present time Indiana can boast of an or- Spring term it gives an open air concert on Tuesday evening of ganization of the very highest rank among university bands, being each week. The personnel of the band is as follows:
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Clarionets—Beeler, Cline, Shidler, Sturgis, Wood, Ward,Teeter, Motsenbacher, Warrum, Stoddard. Comets—Taylor, Hebel, Balldridge, Benckert, Sholty, Grissell,Gresham, Nie, Schmollinger, C. E. Taylor. Altos—Glenn, Ward, McCullough, Hawley, Trainor, Saxton,Frazier. Slide Trombones—Rice, Steckel, Summers, Barnhart, Kratli,Botts. Baritones—Butterbaugh, Holmes, Marshal, Cosner. Saxophones—J. O. Frank, G. L. Frank, Battenburg, Neill. Bass—Wilkinson. Tubas—Steinburg, Murphy. Drums—Warrick, Hamilton.

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