Concert March 29, 1934
Hugo Schools of Music Students’ Concert on March 29, 1934, at the Odeon Theatre.
Transcript:
HUGO SCHOOLS OF MUSIC STUDENTS’ CONCERT
Thursday, March 29, 1934 – 8:15 P.M.
ODEON
No. (1) Piano Solo — “Fearless Prince” — WALTER SWEET (M.J. Barroll)
No. (2) Violin Solo — “Play, Fiddle Play” — ELMER KAEGEL, JR. (Edw. Ockel)
No. (3) Piano Solo — “Canadian Capers” — DOROTHY FLEEK (F. Corell)
No. (4) Saxophone Solo — “Orientale” — RAYMOND LAMBLEIN (Edw. Ockel)
No. (5) Piano Duo — a. “Parade of Wooden Soldiers” b. “March of the Dwarfs” — MARIE VENEGONI – C.E. STOCKER (C.E. Stocker)
No. (6) Trumpet Solo — “Carnival of Venice” — WILLIAM EBBINGHAUS, JR. (A. Langhauser)
No. (7) Piano Solo — “Spring Song” — STEVE REKER (C. Forsten)
No. (8) Vocal Solo — a. “Mighty Lak’ a Rose” b. “Giannina Mia” — ALICE KARCH (E. Wright)
No. (9) Piano Solo — “Tom Tom Dance” — RUTH KIESTER (L. Canter)
No. (10) Saxophone Solo — “Il Bacio” — BOB WHITE (T. Hunt)
No. (11) Piano Duet — “La Gracieuse” — NORMA STREIT – MELBA HASHAGEN (L. Canter)
No. (12) Saxophone Solo — “Bebe” — SARAH CHASTAIN (T. Hunt)
No. (13) Piano Solo — a. “Nola” b. “Prelude in C♯ Minor” — MARY HARTNESS (C.E. Stocker)
No. (14) Cornet Solo — “Princess Alice” — HAROLD HINES (C. Hugo)
No. (15) Banjo Solo — “St. Louis Blues” — GUS STREBECK (B. Longo)
No. (16) Piano Duo — “The Blue Danube” — FLORENCE CORELL – DOROTHY CORELL (C.E. Stocker)
No. (17) Junior Banjo Band: a. “The End of the Trail” b. Solo: “The Last Round-up” (Betty Jane Hoechst) c. “The Old Spinning Wheel”
THOMAS BOEGER, AUSTIN COWAN, BRUNO CORRADI, ANDREW ELLIS, BERNADINE EWALD, ELOIUSE HARTMAN, IRWIN HAMERSMEIER, DONALD HILL, BETTY JANE HOECHST, FRANK HOELL, MELVIN JOLLY, SHIELDS LAUCHNER, KENNETH LUXEN, SAM MARRONE, NICK OBERKIRSCH, OLIVER RUSCHENBERG, ROY SCHLOTZHAUER, ELMER SCHRAMM, RICHARD SCHRANDT, GUS STREBECK.
Director: Miss Bunny Longo – Pianist: Genevieve Busch – Drums: Lloyd Clement.
Transcript:
HUGO SCHOOLS OF MUSIC STUDENTS’ CONCERT
Thursday, March 29, 1934 – 8:15 P.M.
ODEON
No. (1) Piano Solo — “Fearless Prince” — WALTER SWEET (M.J. Barroll)
No. (2) Violin Solo — “Play, Fiddle Play” — ELMER KAEGEL, JR. (Edw. Ockel)
No. (3) Piano Solo — “Canadian Capers” — DOROTHY FLEEK (F. Corell)
No. (4) Saxophone Solo — “Orientale” — RAYMOND LAMBLEIN (Edw. Ockel)
No. (5) Piano Duo — a. “Parade of Wooden Soldiers” b. “March of the Dwarfs” — MARIE VENEGONI – C.E. STOCKER (C.E. Stocker)
No. (6) Trumpet Solo — “Carnival of Venice” — WILLIAM EBBINGHAUS, JR. (A. Langhauser)
No. (7) Piano Solo — “Spring Song” — STEVE REKER (C. Forsten)
No. (8) Vocal Solo — a. “Mighty Lak’ a Rose” b. “Giannina Mia” — ALICE KARCH (E. Wright)
No. (9) Piano Solo — “Tom Tom Dance” — RUTH KIESTER (L. Canter)
No. (10) Saxophone Solo — “Il Bacio” — BOB WHITE (T. Hunt)
No. (11) Piano Duet — “La Gracieuse” — NORMA STREIT – MELBA HASHAGEN (L. Canter)
No. (12) Saxophone Solo — “Bebe” — SARAH CHASTAIN (T. Hunt)
No. (13) Piano Solo — a. “Nola” b. “Prelude in C♯ Minor” — MARY HARTNESS (C.E. Stocker)
No. (14) Cornet Solo — “Princess Alice” — HAROLD HINES (C. Hugo)
No. (15) Banjo Solo — “St. Louis Blues” — GUS STREBECK (B. Longo)
No. (16) Piano Duo — “The Blue Danube” — FLORENCE CORELL – DOROTHY CORELL (C.E. Stocker)
No. (17) Junior Banjo Band: a. “The End of the Trail” b. Solo: “The Last Round-up” (Betty Jane Hoechst) c. “The Old Spinning Wheel”
THOMAS BOEGER, AUSTIN COWAN, BRUNO CORRADI, ANDREW ELLIS, BERNADINE EWALD, ELOIUSE HARTMAN, IRWIN HAMERSMEIER, DONALD HILL, BETTY JANE HOECHST, FRANK HOELL, MELVIN JOLLY, SHIELDS LAUCHNER, KENNETH LUXEN, SAM MARRONE, NICK OBERKIRSCH, OLIVER RUSCHENBERG, ROY SCHLOTZHAUER, ELMER SCHRAMM, RICHARD SCHRANDT, GUS STREBECK.
Director: Miss Bunny Longo – Pianist: Genevieve Busch – Drums: Lloyd Clement.