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ARCH.2003.32, Rendition: 803891
The image shows a page from a program booklet, likely from a musical performance. The page lists the members of the Pierian Brass Choir and the Chorus, along with their respective conductors and assisting artists.
Pierian Brass Choir:
Chorus:
Assisting Artists:
The program is printed on a white page, and the booklet appears to be bound with a brown cover.
The image shows an open book or program, with the left page containing text. The text is a listing for the "Pierian Brass Choir" and includes the names of the musicians and their respective instruments. The listing is as follows:
Pierian Brass Choir
Trumpets:
Horns:
Trombones:
Baritones:
Tuba:
Conductor:
Below this, there is a listing for the "Chorus," divided into sections: Sopranos, Altos, Tenors, and Basses, with the names of the chorus members under each section.
Chorus
Sopranos:
Altos:
Tenors:
Basses:
Conductor:
Assisting Artists:
The right page is blank, and the edges of the pages show some wear, suggesting the book or program is well-used. The layout is clean and organized, designed to clearly present the names and roles of the participants in a performance.
The image shows a page from a program or a sheet of a musical performance, specifically detailing the members of the Pierian Brass Choir and the Chorus involved in the performance.
Pierian Brass Choir:
Chorus:
Assisting Artists:
The sheet lists the names of each musician or vocalist along with their respective roles in the performance. The page is part of a larger musical score or program, indicating the involvement of both brass players and vocalists.
The image shows an open program or score booklet from a musical performance. The booklet contains details of the performers and their roles in a concert featuring the Pierian Brass Choir and a chorus.
On the left page:
Pierian Brass Choir is listed along with the names of the musicians and their instruments:
Chorus is divided into four vocal sections:
Assisting Artists:
The booklet is open to the page with the detailed listing of these performers and their roles, indicating the organization and structure of the performance.
The image shows an open booklet listing the performers of a musical ensemble, specifically the "Pierian Brass Choir" and a "Chorus," along with their respective conductors and assisting artists.
Pierian Brass Choir:
The conductor for the Pierian Brass Choir is Leonard Marcus.
Chorus:
The conductor for the Chorus is Peter Westergaard.
Assisting Artists:
The booklet appears to be part of a program or score, likely used in a performance setting. The page is well-organized, listing each section and the individual performers within those sections.
The image is of a concert program listing the members of a musical ensemble and the pieces likely performed during an event. Here's a detailed description:
Pierian Brass Choir
Trumpets:
Horns:
Trombones:
Baritones:
Tuba:
Conductor:
Sopranos:
Altos:
Tenors:
Basses:
Conductor:
The program indicates that the event featured performances by both a brass choir and a chorus, with additional contributions from several assisting artists playing various instruments. The conductors for the brass choir and chorus were Leonard Marcus and Peter Westergaard, respectively.
This image displays an open booklet or program on a flat surface. The right side of the booklet is blank, showing only the brown paper of the page, while on the left side, there is printed text with the header "PIERIAN BRASS CHOIR" followed by a list of musical instruments such as Trumpets, Horns, Trombones, Baritones, and Tuba, each followed by names of individuals, presumably the players of these instruments. Below this list is the name "LEONARD MARCUS, Conductor."
Beneath the brass choir section, there's another header titled "CHORUS" with categories for Sopranos, Altos, Tenors, and Basses, as well as their respective lists of names. At the bottom, "PETER WESTERGAARD, Conductor" is mentioned, followed by "ASSISTING ARTISTS," which includes names with their specializations next to them, such as a soprano, a violinist, someone playing the recorder, and a viola da gamba player. The overall page layout is that of a concert program listing the participants of a performance.
The image shows an open book with text listing members and roles in a musical ensemble. The heading reads "PIERIAN BRASS CHOIR," followed by lists of musicians categorized by instrument groups:
Leonard Marcus is noted as the conductor of the Pierian Brass Choir.
Below this is a section titled "CHORUS" with subcategories by vocal range:
Peter Westergaard is listed as the conductor of the chorus.
Lastly, there is a mention of assisting artists: Cynthia Lloyd (Soprano), Barbara Sorenson (Violin), James Wood (Recorder), and Marguerite Jupp (Viol da gamba).
The right page is blank and slightly yellowed, indicating age. The left page is folded back, revealing the printed text.
The image shows a folded booklet with a beige cover. The booklet is open to the first page, which features the title "PIERIAN BRASS CHOIR" at the top. Below the title, there is a list of musicians, their roles, and their names. The list includes trumpets, horns, trombones, baritones, and tuba. The booklet also includes a list of choir members, with sopranos, altos, tenors, and basses. The booklet is placed on a beige surface, which appears to be a cardboard box.
The image shows the inside cover of a program or booklet for a musical performance by the Pierian Brass Choir. The page lists the members of the brass choir and the chorus, along with their respective roles and conductors. Here is a detailed breakdown:
Trumpets:
Horns:
Trombones:
Baritones:
Tuba:
Conductor:
Sopranos:
Altos:
Tenors:
Basses:
Conductor:
The page is neatly formatted with clear headings for each section (Trumpets, Horns, Trombones, etc.) and lists the names of the performers in alphabetical order. The design is simple and professional, typical of a concert program or performance booklet. The right page appears to be blank, likely reserved for additional information or left empty. The overall aesthetic suggests a formal musical event, possibly a concert or recital.