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1939 -- 1940 |
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FIRST ANNUAL SEASON |
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"Stage Door" -- Chaffey High Students |
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"Madam Butterfly" -- San Carlo Opera Co. Allied Art Series |
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"Pageant of |
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"What a Life" -- Play, Allied Art Series |
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1940-1941 |
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SECOND ANNUAL SEASON |
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"Eighteen Actors, Inc." (3-41) |
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In the " |
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"Argentinita & Her Spanish Ensemble" |
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Pilar Lopez, Antonio Tirana, Carlos Montoya, Concert Guitarist |
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"Don Cossack Chorus" -- Serge Jaroff (42) |
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"Eighteen Actors, Inc." A modern comedy. ( |
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John Charles Thomas, World Famous Baritone |
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Richard Crooks, Metropolitan Tenor |
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1941 -- 1942 |
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THIRD ANNUAL SEASON |
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Paul Robeson, One of Greatest American Singers |
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1941 |
"Extravaganza" -- The first in a long series of Chaffey High School Musicals |
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"Don Cossack Chorus" -- ( |
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The Trapp Family Singers, -- Nine musicians, plus The Family |
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Vronsky & Babin, Duo Pianists |
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(An Art Exhibit at the same time, 2 pictures, Loren Barton, Emil Kosa Jr.) |
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5/7&8/42 |
Chaffey Symphony Orchestra, Ralph Streano, Conductor |
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1943 |
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Donald Dickson, Baritone |
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Jose Iturbi, Pianist |
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Helen Jepson, Soprano |
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1943 |
Yehudi Menhuin, Violinist |
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1943-1944-1945 |
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The War Years |
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Col. Wm. B. Towman; Lt. Col. John P. Randolph; |
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Lt. Col. John A. Zahn; Col. Wm. E. Elder ('45) |
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"Parade of the Stars" -- George Raft, Jimmy Durante, Marlene Dietrich, Xaviar Cugat |
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& Band, Ritz Brothers, Donald O'Connor, Peggy Ryan |
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Kay Kyser & Band (Presented at |
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Art Baker, radio & song Leader, maaster of Ceremonies, "Patriotic Victory Bond Sale" |
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Rudy Vallee, Conductor, Jaimmie Greer's Orchestra. |
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Sponsor: |
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Hollywood USO Camp Show (Service men only) |
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1943 |
Glen Miller's Orchestra, Ray Eberly, Vocalist; George Riley, Radio Comedian; |
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Helen Heller & Johnnie Bond, Singers. Featured new song, "Pistol Packin' Momma". |
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1944 |
Community War Memorial, E. Joseph Sandford, Civic Chairman. |
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Chaffey Band, Ralph Streano; Chaffey Victory Cadets, Karl Kaiser, Director; |
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S. Earle Blakeslee, Musical Director; Major Henry C. Givan
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Lt. Col. John R. Randolph, |
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War Bond Show -- "Slapsie Maxie Rosenblum Show" -- Boris Minnevich & Harmonica |
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Rascals; Merry Macs; Frankie Masters Orchestra |
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…then larger show at Chaffey Auditorium); Cab Calloway; The Mad Russian; |
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Allen Hale; The Sportsmen. |
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Joseph Szigety -- Violinist |
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"You Bet Your Life" -- U.S. Army and 4th Air Force presentation |
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Joe E. Brown, Comedian, Master of Ceremonies -- War Bond Rally |
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Marlene Dietrick, George Raft |
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1945 |
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W.H. Kegley, recites " |
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Alexander Brailowsky, Pianist |
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Gregor Piatigorsky, Cellist |
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Marian Anderson, Contralto |
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Igor Gorin, Baritone |
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1945 -- 1946 |
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Patricia Travers |
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John Charles Thomas, Baritone |
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Bartlett & Robertson, duo-Pianists |
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"Pirates of |
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S. Earle Blakeslee, Director |
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"H.M.S. Pinafore" -- The Foothill Music Association |
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1946 -- 1947 |
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Don Cossack Chorus, ( |
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Jennie Tourel, Mezzo Soprano |
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"The Prince of Pilson" -- Foothill Music Association, S. Earle Blakeslee, Director |
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Claudio Arrau, Pianist |
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1947 -- 1948 |
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10/ /47 |
Father Flannagan's Boys Chorus |
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Rudolf Firkusny, Pianist |
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2/ /48 |
The Original Ballet Russe |
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Issac Stern, Violinist |
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"House of Horrors" -- Chaffey Senior Class, Gretchen Lizer, Director |
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4/30, |
Extravaganza, Chaffey High, Gretchen Lizer, Director |
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1948 -- 1949 |
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48 |
Bob Hope, Desi Arnez Orchestra, Jerry |
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Jussi Bjorling, Tenor |
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Patrice Munsell |
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Helen Traubel, Soprano |
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1949 -- 1950 |
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Nelson Eddy, Baritone |
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4/29,30/49 |
Extravaganza, |
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Shirley Snider, Instruments, Jack Feeney, Orchestra |
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5/12,13/50 |
Extravaganza, Chaffey Theatre Orchestra, Robert Jones, Band. |
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Guiseppi Di Steffanco, Tenor |
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1950 -- 1951 |
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5/18,19/51 |
Extravaganza -- "Big, Wide Wonderful World" |
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Chaffey Symphony Orchestra, Jack Feeney, Cond.; Loren Welch, Baritone |
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"Vesper Services of Sacred Music", |
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Artur Rubinstein, Pianist |
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3/ /50 |
Dorothy Warenskjold, Soprano |
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Chaffey Symphony Orchestra & Concert Band, Jack Feeney; Robert Jones |
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Robert Weede, Metropolitan Baritone |
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1951 -- 1952 |
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William Primrose, Viola |
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Morley & Gearhart, Two-Pianos |
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De Paur's Infantry Chorus |
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1952 |
Extravaganza, "Rich Man, Poor Man, Beggar Man, Thief" |
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1952 -- 1953 |
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Chaffey Symphony Orchestra, Jack Feeney, Director; Tony Niccola, Tenor |
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"Twas The Night Before Christmas", |
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S. Earle Blakeslee, Conductor |
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1953 |
Extravaganza, "Here, There, and Everywhere" |
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1953 -- 1954 |
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Chaffey Symphonic Orchestra, John Feeney, Conductor; Lindsay Workman, Bass-Baritone |
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1954 -- 1955 |
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Chaffey Symphony Orchestra, John Feeney, Conductor; Phyla Wood Bedford, Soprano |
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1954 |
"Vision of St. Stephan", |
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Margaret Bray, Organist |
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1954 |
Robert Shaw Chorale, (60-61), Robert Shaw, Chaffey High Graduate |
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1954 |
Leonard Pennario, Pianist (60-61, 92-93) |
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1954 |
Paganini Quartet, (57-58) |
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1954 |
Ti-Kwei Sze |
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1954 |
Ballet Russe De Monte Carlo (48, 51, 52) |
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1954 |
Extravaganza, "The Four Winds and The 7 Seas", Ruth Crouch, Chm.; John Feeney; |
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Joyce Hall |
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2/26,27/54 |
"Finian's Rainbow" Chaffey High Senior Class, Perry Polski, Director |
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1955 |
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Chaffey Symphony Orchestra, John Feeney, Director; Chaffey Music Dept. |
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Margaret Bray, Organist, (Included "Victory At Sea") |
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12/ /55 |
"Amahl & the Night Visitors", Chaffey Music Dept. |
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(Included 3 Children of Mr. & Mrs. |
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5/20,21/55 |
"Brigadoon", Extravaganza, Ronald Marshall, Director |
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2/25,26/55 |
"Allegro", Chaffey Senior Class; Music by Rogers & Hammerstein |
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1955 -- 1956 |
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John Carter |
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1955 |
American Dance Theatre |
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3/ /56 |
Camella Williams, Contralto |
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Carmella Wicks, Violinist |
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1956 -- 1957 |
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Chaffey Symphony Orchestra, John Feeney, Conductor |
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Gordon Berger, Baritone |
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Mantovani Orchestra |
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3/ /57 |
Obernkirchen Childrens Choir (61) |
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Igor Players |
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Cesare Siepi, Singer |
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Byron Janis, Pianist |
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Chaffey Symphony Orchestra & Chaffey Band, John Feeney, Gordon Berger, Directors |
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1957 -- 1958 |
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Chaffey Symphony Orchestra |
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Nadine Conner |
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1/ /58 |
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Geza Anda |
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Jose Greco Spanish Dancers |
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Paganini Quartet (54-55) |
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Cordelia Story Hutchinson, Featured |
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5/3,4/58 |
"Jubilee", Extravaganza, Chaffey High |
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1958 -- 1959 |
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12/4,5/58 |
"Sabrina Faire". Chaffey High Class of '58 |
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Whittemore & Lowe, Duo Pianists |
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Theodore Uppman, Baritone |
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Roger Wagner Chorale |
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Chaffey Youth Symphony, Jack Mercer, Director |
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1958 |
"The Medleys", Duo-Pianists |
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Chaffey Symphony & Concert Choir, Jack Mercer, Director |
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"2000" Band Concert, Jack Mercer, Director |
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1959 --1960 |
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Ballet Russe (54-55, 51-52) |
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Leontyne Price, Soprano |
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Zvi Zeitlin, Violinist (63-64) |
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Theatre Men, Singers |
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"Messiah", Christmas on |
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S. Earle Blakeslee, Director |
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NOTE: |
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Dr. Daniel B. Milliken, President |
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1960 -- 1961 |
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Parsons & Poole, Pianists (Clifford & Margaret) |
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Mary Costa, Singer |
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Zachary Solov Ballet |
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Robert Shaw Corale (54-55) |
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"Elijah", Christmas on |
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Foothill Oratorio Society, S. Earle Blakeslee; |
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1961 |
Mahalia Jackson, Singer (62,66) |
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1961 -- 1962 |
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Leonard Pennnario, Pianist (54-55, 92-93) |
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Zeno Francesscati, Violinist |
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"Messiah", Christmas on |
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Foothill Oratorio Society & Orchestra, S. Earle Blakeslee, Conductor |
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1962 |
Mahalia Jackson, Singer, |
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1962 -- 1963 |
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Obernkirchen Childrens Choir, (56-57, 76-77) |
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Whittemore & Lowe, Duo-Pianists (58-59) |
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Ontario Symphony, featuring Ralph Pierce, Pianist ('65) |
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Frances Bible, Mezzo-Soprano |
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Tipton Trio, (64-65) |
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Ontario-West End Symphony, Rose Edwards, Coloratura Soprano, Jay Dietzer, Conductor |
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"Messiah" Christmas on |
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Orchestra, S. Earle Blakeslee, Director; Cesare Vai, Asst. Concertmaster |
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Smothers Brothers, |
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1963 -- 1964 |
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Richard Cass, Pianist |
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Zvi Zeitlin, Violinist (59-60) |
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Lola Montez Dancers |
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De Cormier Singers (Formerly Belefante singers) (71) |
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Chaffey District Orchestra, Daniel R. Remata, Director |
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1964 --1965 |
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The Romeros, 4 Guitarists |
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Victor Borge, Pianist-Humorist ('91) |
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Mantovani & His Orchestra |
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"Messiah", Christmas on |
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Mrs. Kathryn Henry, Organists; Richard Arhlen, Baritone |
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Boy's Town Choir, |
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De Paur's Chorus |
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Ozan Marsh, Pianist |
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Chas. Rosen, Pianist |
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Ralph Pierce, Pianist, with |
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Albert Tipton Trio, (62-63) |
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the Chaffey Music Department. Successor was Gordon Berger, a former baritone with the |
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Fred Waring Orchestra. |
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1965 -- 1966 |
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Douglas Davis, Cellist |
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Eden & Tamir, Duo Pianists |
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Ella Lee, Soprano |
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Feis Eirann Dancers of |
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"Messiah", Foothill Oratorio Society & Orchestra, S. Earle Blakeslee, Conductor |
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1966 -- 1967 |
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"Harmony Carnival", Society For The Preservation of Barbershop Singing |
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1966 |
Mahalia Jackson, Singer, |
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"Messiah" Christmas on |
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& Symphony, S. Earle Blakeslee, Conductor |
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"La Boheme" (In Italian) |
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Oukhtomsky Ballet |
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Orchestra Michelangelo De Firenze (68-69) |
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Lavalle Band of |
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Golden Curtain Quartet, Marylyn Mulvey, Soprano |
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"Carmen" (at |
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1967 -- 1968 |
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"Messiah", Foothill Oratorio Society & Orchestra, S. Earle Blakeslee, Conductor |
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1967 |
"Tosca" & "Cavalleria Rusticana" |
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Louisa Triana Spanish Dancers, (Upland High Aud.) |
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Andree Juliette Brun, Pianist |
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NOTE: |
At this time the Ontario-Upland and the Pomona Valley Community Concert Associations |
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combined…W.S. Blanchard,
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1968 -- 1969 |
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1968 |
"Rigoletto" & "Carmen" |
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Don Shirley Trio, (The first artist reception held.) |
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Orchestra Michelangelo De Firenze (66-67) |
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"Brigadoon", Chaffey High Music Department |
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1969 -- 1970 |
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2/27,28/70 |
"Red Cloud" World Premier -- Written by S. Earle Blakeslee |
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Founders preview at Los Angeles County Fairgrounds |
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"La Traviata" & "II Trovatore" |
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Kyung Wha Chung, Korean Violinist |
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Gold & Pisdale, Duo-Pianist (at |
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1970 -- 1971 |
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Little Angels of Korea, Dance Group |
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"Messiah" Valley Oratorio Society & Orchestra, Peter Hettinga, Director |
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"Cavalleria Rusticana" & "Goyescas" |
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De Cormier Singers (64) |
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Thomas Uchtmann, Pianist |
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Shigemi Matsumoto, Singer |
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1971 -- 1972 |
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Worth & Crow, Duo Organists, (they brought own
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Fiesta Mexicana, 30 dancers, singers, musicians |
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Carl Mathes, Pianist |
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Joan Zajac & Gary Fisher, Soprano & Tenor |
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"La Boheme" & "Madam Butterfly" |
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1972 -- 1973 |
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Johann Strous Ensembel, Viennna |
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Longstreth & Escosa, Duo Harpists |
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Howard & Patricia Barr, Duo Pianists |
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12/8,4/72 |
"Rigoletto" & "Carmen" |
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1973 -- 1974 |
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Marvalee Cariaga, Contralto |
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Beaux Arts Trio of |
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"Lucia De Lammermoor" & "II Travatore", Curtis Stearns, Director |
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"H.M.S. Pinafore". |
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Christopher Parkening, Classical Guitarist |
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New York Ballet Company, -- Eglevsky Ballet Company |
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1974 -- 1975 |
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Paul Schenly, Pianist |
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Louis Ronfeldt Chorale ('91) |
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Hungarian Folk Ballet |
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"Tosca" & "Die Fledermous", Curtis Stearns, Conductor |
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Susan MacDonald, Harpist |
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1975 -- 1976 |
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1975 |
"La Traviata", "Cavalleria Rusticana", & "Pagliacci" |
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Albert MacNiel Jubilee Singers |
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Hal Shane, Guitarist-Singer |
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Stecher & Horowits, Pianists |
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"The Music Man", Chaffey High Performing Arts -- A Bi-Centennial Production |
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1976 -- 1977 |
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Obernkirchen Childrens Choir ('56, '62) |
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"La Bohheme", Halderman Harms, Barto, ets. "Aida", Laiacona |
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Thomas Schumacher, Pianist |
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Montagnana Trio |
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Llord's International, Musical & Marionettes |
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1977 -- 1978 |
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John Biggs Consort, Bachman, Reed |
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"Carmen" & "Barbiere De Siviglia" Bachman |
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Hungarian Folk Ballet |
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Masterplayers, Chamber Soloists |
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Longstreth & Escosa, Harpists (73) |
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Rovan, Singer |
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1978 -- 1979 |
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1978 |
"Rigoletto" & "Tosca" Stuart, Topouzian |
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Ballet Folclorico Nacional, (90) |
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Lilli Kraus, Pianist |
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Kathleen Battle, Soprano (Upland High) |
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Sophia Philharmonic Orchestra of |
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1979 -- 1980 |
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1979 |
"Die Fledermous" & "II Traviata", Poston, Johnston |
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Johann Strauss Ensemble of |
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Grant & Winn, Duo Pianists |
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Le Grande Ballets De Canadienns |
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1980 -- 1981 |
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"L'Elisir D'Amore" & "II Travatore", Guidi, Topouzian, Albani |
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Pepe Romero, Guitarist |
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1981 -- 1982 |
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"Madame Butterfly" & "Cavalleria Rusticana", Zajac, Leonetti, Villa Perez |
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"Pagliacci", Lachonis, Guidi |
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Pacific Soloists |
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Louis Ronfeldt Chorale (74-75, 91-92) |
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Steven & Nadya Gordon, Duo-Pianists (86-87) |
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1982 -- 1983 |
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"Tales of Hoffman" & "Aida", Villa, Mustafe, Clark, Lachomis |
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Slovak Chamber Orchestra, A Memorial to Mr. Campbell Nelson, Pres. Comm. Concert Assn. |
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Virginia Eskin, Pianist |
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The Chanticleers |
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Nevada Dance Theatre (85-86) |
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1983 -- 1984 |
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"La Boheme" & "The Magic Flute" Zajac, Dardashti, Fisher, Winner |
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"Souvenirs of the Opera" |
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Constantin Orbelian, Pianist |
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Byanihan Phillipine Dance Company |
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Max Morath…"Rag Time" |
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1984 -- 1985 |
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"Tosca", "Carmen", "La Juive" -- Clark, Lachonas, Villa, Mizraki, Leonetti, Zajac, Brundage |
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Rostal & Schaefer, Duo Pianists |
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Dewayne Fulton, Harpist |
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Harvey Pittel, Saxaphone Quartet |
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Gregg Smith Singers |
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1985 -- 1986 |
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11/ /86 |
Robert Mitchell, Organist -- A benefit concert by Inland Opera Theatre |
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"The Music Man", |
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"Sweet Adelines, Inc." |
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Temianka Virtuosi, Chamber Music |
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Nevada Dance Theatre (82-83) |
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Daniel Pollock, Pianist |
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1986 -- 1987 |
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Robert McDuffie, Violinist |
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Theodor Baerg, Baritone |
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Steven & Nadya Gordon, Duo-Pianists (81-82) |
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Donald Vaughn, Organist -- A Restoration Preview |
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1987 -- 1988 |
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2/ /88 |
Gathering of the Clan, Scotish Musical Group |
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4/ /88 |
Royale Trio |
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Anna Werner-Bachmann, Pianist |
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George and Barbara Bush,…On the Campaign Trail, in the Spring Auditorium, plus a |
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rally at the Ontario Airport Hilton. (Bush was elected in November election.) |
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1988 -- 1989 |
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Paul Lee, Organist |
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Leonid Kuzman, Violinist |
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Keith & Rusty McNeil, "Christmas thru Centuries" |
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1989 -- 1990 |
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Leland Chen, Violinist |
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Ballet Folclorico Nacional De |
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James Michael McGuire, Baritone |
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Matrix Chamber Ensemble |
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Preservation Hall Jazz Band |
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The New Christy Minstrels |
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10/ /89 |
Victorian Childrens Choir of |
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Gaylord Carter, Organist -- (Silent Movies) |
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Jury's Irish Cabaret of |
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1990 -- 1991 |
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Tamaki Kawakubo -- 10 year old Violin Virtuoso |
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Shanghai Acrobats & Imperial Warriors |
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Irving Berlin Centruy, Earl Rose Orchestra |
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Big Band Jamboree, Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra |
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Los Angeles State Opera Theatre, "The Merry Widow" |
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Sofia Cosma, Romanian Pianist |
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The Irish Rovers |
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Roy Clark & Band |
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Victor Borge, Pianist-Humorist (64) |
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1991 -- 1992 |
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Ballet |
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Markham & Broadway, Duo Pianist |
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Louis Ronfeldt Chorale, Brass Ensemble, & Organ (74-75) |
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Ballroom Dance Company, |
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Lerner & Lowe, Greatest Broadway Hits, Tony Sandler |
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"Druzhba" Soviet Folk Dance |
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Tony Bennett, Popular Singer |
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Dave Brubeck & His Quartet, Pianist, Composter |
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Glenn Yarbrough & The Limelighters |
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1992-1993 |
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(July thru June) |
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Barber Shoppers -- (SPEBSQ -- SA) |
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Rickey Skaggs -- Country Music Band |
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All American Boys Chorus |
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Sondheims Follies |
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Jose Greco & Spanish Dancers from |
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Leonard Pennario ('54, '61) |
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Tito Puente Latin Jazz All Stars |
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Jul-93 |
Karousel Kids -- "Wizard of Oz" |
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1993 -- 1994 |
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(July thru June) |
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"Honor & Glory" |
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"Eddie Condon's Jazz Club" |
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Hungarian Vertuosi Orchestra |
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Nina Postolovskana, Pianist |
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Nevada Dance Theatre |
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1994 -- 1995 |
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(July thru June) |
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"Dance Through Time" |
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"The Dutton Family" |
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Markhan & Broadway -- Duo Pianists |
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July 95 |
Karousel Kids -- "Peter Pan" |
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12/10&11/95 |
"Nutcracker" -- Inland Pacific Ballet |
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1995 -- 1996 |
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(October thru April) |
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Rodney Gilfrey -- International Baritone |
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The Mei Duo -- Piano and Violin |
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"Masters of Harmony" -- 130 Male Voices |
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"Epicbrass" -- Back to Boogie! |
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