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Last spring Dr. Otto Wick of San Antonio, Tex. won the $500 for a work called The Temples of Peshawur. In the $1,000 competition, under pseudonyms, 40 citizens entered quintets which were judged by Composers Frederick Jacobi and Samuel Gardner, onetime Associate Conductor Modeste Alloo of the Cincinnati Symphony. Last week two movements of the prize-winning quintet were played over an NBC program and the composer's name announced: Louis Gruenberg. Well known for his murky, savage Emperor Jones, his light, charming Jack & the Beanstalk, Composer Gruenberg, nevertheless, received his money by mail. This week the Lake...
...band from Camp Devens is trained and directed by Sergeant Harrison Keller. His work has been supervised by Modeste Alloo, formerly the first trombone in the Boston Symphony Orchestra, and trainer of the Pierian Sodality. Mr. Alloo now has general charge of music at Ayer...
...band from Camp Devens is trained and directed by Sergeant Harrison Keller. His work has been supervised by Mr. Modeste Alloo, formerly the first trombone in the Boston Symphony Orchestra, and trainer of the Harvard Pierian Society, who now has general charge of music at Ayer. Tomorrow's program follows: Marche Militaire Francaise Saint-Saens "Aida" Selection, Verdi (The Band). Irish Folk-Song, "The Marriage...
...Alloo, trombone soloist of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, who will conduct the Sodality again this year, has prepared some interesting programs for the coming season...
...belief of the Sodality that there is still sufficient interest in good music to justify the continuance of its policy of service to the musical interests of the University which it has maintained for a hundred years. It is supported in this opinion by M. Alloo, of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, who has been secured again as conductor. He states emphatically that since the out break of the war music has assumed "a higher, more sacred position than ever before...