People to People
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- Music Educators Journal [ 0027-4321 ] ; 1958-01.
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- Allen bonnell, American girls, American show music, Assistant conductor, Autographs programs nounced, Band uniform, Beautiful harbor, Best tradition, Boat train, Business administration, Cathedral bells, Church attendance, City hall, Clyde shive, Colorful ostwald catalog, Concert halls, Contemporary american church music, Current approach, Delivery arrangements, Drexel institute, Drexel varsity singers, Early participants, Educational placements, Elisabeth king, European countries, European people, European tour, Exciting experience, Famed technique, Famous english city, Famous mayor briscoe, Famous room, Fifth avenue murray hill, First choir, Folk song arrangements, Foreign countries, French students, Friendly audiences, Friendly fashion, Georges bidault, German church anthems, German city, German parents, German radio, Government buildings, Highgate school boys, Home economics, Hungarian tunes, Ireland page, Local romeos, Many people, Mayor technology, Music educators journal, Music educatorsjournal uniforms, Music teachers placement service music division, National broadcast, Negro spirituals, Next morning, Ostwald mayor, Ostwald monomold duratene shako, Other greats, Oval shape, Piano score, Place music teachers, President eisenhower, Private homes, Private schools, Profound impression, Real heroes, Richardson dilworth, Several drexel songs, Smart lines, Splendid array, Street cincinnati, Uninhibited indications, Valuable information, Varsity singers, Victoria station, Victoria tower park, Wallace heaton, West point style, Young americans, Youth hostel.
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contrib-type="author" xlink:type="simple"><name name-style="western"><surname>Heaton</surname><given-names>Wallace</given-names></name><aff>Director, Department of Music, Drexel Institute of Technology, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania</aff></contrib></contrib-group><pub-date pub-type="ppub"><month>01</month><year>1958</year></pub-date><volume>44</volume><issue>3</issue><fpage>64</fpage><lpage>65</lpage><custom-meta-wrap><custom-meta xlink:type="simple"><meta-name>sagemeta-type</meta-name><meta-value>Journal Article</meta-value></custom-meta><custom-meta xlink:type="simple"><meta-name>search-text</meta-name><meta-value> People to People -“ugh T ' ?1 1 1 11 ? ? . - . *’ ? ‘.1 - * - . . ?. - ? * . . -- . - H IRT students of business Y-NINE administration, engineering and home economics of Drexel Institute of commissioned by Mayor Technology, Richardson Dilworth as Philadelphia’ s “Ambassadors of Good Will” and designated by the local Rotary club to carry their greetings to Rotarians abroad, made a tour of five European countries in April and May, 1957. In Ireland the group sang at the Festival of Cork, the first choir from the United States to appear in that annual In foreign musical event. schools, churches, universities and concert halls, the Drexel Varsity Singers found receptive and friendly audiences. In the repertoire were examples of contemporary American church music, folk song arrangements of Irish, German, American and Hungarian tunes, Negro spirituals, American show music and German church anthems. The group sang in English, German and Latin. En route, the choir gave four concerts aboard ship, in addition to rehearsing three hours daily. Upon arrival at Le Havre, they traveled directly to Paris and presented their first continental performance that evening in the Foyer des Lyceennes, attended by four hundred English-speaking French students and the distinguished statesman, Georges Bidault. After a day in Paris, which included some rather uninhibited indications of admiration by local Romeos toward the American girls, the group left for the university at Saarbrucken where they appeared in a beautiful new auditorium. Entertained overnight at the university, the students left early the next morning for the north German city of Detmold, where they were guests in private homes for eleven days. While living there, many international friendships were begun. The young Americans refer to their hosts as their German parents and to the youth in the homes as brothers and sisters. From 1)etmold these Ambassadors went to Bonn and Cologne, singing in the universities there and recording a program for later national broadcast at the ultra modern studios of the German radio. Quartered in a Youth Hostel outside Bonn, the group learned that the schedule would not permit church attendance the next day. Plans were made to organize a service. Getting up early in the morning they met under the guidance of Clyde Shive, assistant conductor of the choir. One tenor even preached a sermon! After the service they loaded the bus and headed for Bad Godesburg to sing in the famous room of Le Redoubt where Beethoven and other greats had performed. + Now headed for the last leg of their journey, a six-day stay in Ireland, the choir traveled via Antwerp where they were received at the City Hall, then on to London where two Members of Parliament, Messrs. Jones and Irwin, took time to guide them through the government buildings. At Victoria Station the singers chanced upon and sang for the Highgate School Boys’ Choir, which responded in friendly fashion. These boys were just returning from a tour. Concerts in Victoria Tower Park and at Southwest Essex Technical College rounded out too brief a visit to the famous English city. The Festival of Cork was an exciting experience. Choirs from Germany, Belgium, Italy, England, Ireland and the Varsity singers from the United States, gave the affair a real international flavor. The Americans sang in church and a hospital in addition to three appearances at the festival. A one-day visit to Dublin and its famous Mayor Briscoe completed a short twenty-seven day European tour. The twenty-eighth day, when the choir embarked from Cobh, brought a surprise when the carillonneur of St. Coleman’ s cathedral met the boat train and an- Dealet.l.s.o.i. . , r.9 r * Aboard Tender in Harbor at Cobh, Ireland Page 64 Music Educators Journal Uniforms BY OSTWALD Mayor of Bonn, Germany, Autographs Programs nounced that he wanted to serenade the departing students. In. a few minutes were heard The Star-Spangled Banner, the Irish national anthem and several Drexel songs. What a fitting good-by from the Old World, to leave the beautiful harbor of Cobh to the sound of cathedral bells. “Good looking from every angle.” -That’ s the OSTWALD monomold duratene + The realization of this tour is the story of cooperation by many people and organizations. Begun in Drexel’ s Department of Music by the writer, the idea soon found interest in the minds of students and college administrative officials alike. Members of Drexel’ s Board of Trustees gave whole-hearted support. The students each paid $ 500 toward their expenses. The balance was raised by gifts from organizations within the college and other interested persons. The Experiment in Internrational Living of Putney, Vermont, was brought into the picture and arranged for transportation, meals and lodging. Allen Bonnell, a Drexel vice-president, arrived in Europe a week before the choir to put finishing touches on the itinerary. Our Department of State supplied valuable information and assistance. * All-Weather Shako in the new slanted top style, as well as the West Point style. Oval shape for better fit. Won’ t wrinkle or collapse; holds its smart lines in spite of rain-perspiration-hard use. For every band uniform requirement, write for colorful OSTWALD catalog (free) and choose from a splendid array of styles, fabrics, colors and accessories. A factory-informed and equipped OSTWALDrepresentative will gladly help you with selections, measurements, etc. And when ordering, bear in mind you can depend upon OSTWALD’ s famed custom-tailoring technique and confirmed delivery arrangements. OSTWALDprices speak for themselves. “Fund Raising” booklet is yours for the asking. * Patent pending %%, I, + The “People-to-People” program recently inaugurated by ‘ President Eisenhower, described in the June-July Music EDUCATORS JOURNAL, is in part being carried out by visits to foreign countries or non-professional American musical organizations. The Varsity Singers are happy to have been among the early participants in this current people-to-people approach toward better international understanding. Based on this experience, good will between nations certainly can be furthered by this new program. GREENSLEEVES Charmingly and Simply Arranged by MUSIC TEACHERS PLACEMENT SERVICE Music Division of Educational Placements We place music teachers throughout the country in public and private schools, colleges, universities. Elisabeth King, Director LENOREJOHANSON for + The real heroes of this trip were the students themselves. American to the core, they lived, worked and played in a manner becoming the best tradition of our land. There is no doubt they made a profound impression on European people. -WALLACE HEATON, Flute, Violin, Cello and Piano or Two Violins, Cello, Piano For complete set of parts and piano score “ON Send for your EXAMINATION” copy 75 C NOW director, Depart- The mient of Music, Drexel Institute of Technology, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. January, Nineteen Fifty-eight WILLIS Co. MUSIC 124 EAST FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI 1., OHIO 516 Fifth Avenue Murray Hill 2-2957 NEW YORK36, N. Y. 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