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ARCH.2003.32, Rendition: 803891
This image displays a typed program page, likely from a musical performance, set against the backdrop of an aged, open booklet or binder with a thick, brown, textured cover.
The page itself is off-white and lists the personnel for two musical ensembles: the Pierian Brass Choir and the Chorus.
Under this heading, the musicians are grouped by instrument:
A small, decorative fleur-de-lis symbol separates this section from the next.
The chorus members are listed by vocal part:
This final section lists four additional performers:
The image shows an open book or program with a list of musicians and vocalists. The left page is titled "PIERIAN BRASS CHOIR" and lists the names of musicians for various brass instruments: Trumpets, Horns, Trombones, Baritones, and Tuba. The right page lists the "CHOIR," which includes Sopranos, Altos, Tenors, and Basses, along with the names of the singers. At the bottom of the left page, "LEONARD MARCUS, Conductor" is mentioned, and at the bottom of the right page, "PETER WESTERGAARD, Conductor" is listed. The image also mentions "ASSISTING ARTISTS" along with their instruments: Cynthia Lloyd (Soprano), Barbara Sorenson (Violin), James Wood (Recorder), and Marguerite Jupp (Viol da gamba). The pages appear to be part of a program or program book, possibly for a musical performance or event. The book has a vintage appearance, with some wear visible on the pages.
This image shows a page from a program or booklet listing the members of a musical ensemble named the "Pierian Brass Choir." The page is divided into sections for the brass instruments and the chorus.
Pierian Brass Choir:
The conductor for the brass choir is listed as Leonard Marcus.
Chorus:
The chorus conductor is listed as Peter Westergaard.
Assisting Artists:
The page is placed on top of a beige folder or cover. There is a clear plastic corner protector on the bottom left corner of the page. The background is a light gray surface.
The image shows a program for a performance by the Pierian Brass Choir and Chorus. The program lists the musicians and singers, their instruments, and the conductors. The paper is folded in half, with the top half showing the brass choir and the bottom half showing the chorus. The paper is beige and has a few holes in it. The text is written in black ink.
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.
The image shows an open book with a page that lists performers in what is titled the Pierian Brass Choir and Chorus. The page is printed in black text on a white background and includes the roles of musicians and singers with their names categorized by instruments and vocal ranges.
Pierian Brass Choir:
Chorus:
Assisting Artists:
The page is slightly detached, and the background shows the brown aging paper of the book's binding. A paper clip is visible on the left-hand page, slightly revealing more content underneath.
A vintage concert program page opened in a book. The left page is titled “PIERIAN BRASS CHOIR” and lists players by instrument (Trumpets, Horns, Trombones, Baritones, Tuba) and then a Chorus section with singers by voice (Sopranos, Altos, Tenors, Basses). It also names conductors (Leonard Marcus and Peter Westergaard) and has a small decorative motif. The page is resting on a brown, blank folder or cover, with a gray surface around it. The typography is small and formal.
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.