Word: concertized
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...musicians of the Sperry Gyroscope Co.'s orchestra - which claims to be the only industrial symphony in the U.S. -dared last week to put on a black-tied concert at Manhattan's Carnegie Hall...
Critics, somewhat to their surprise, found Sperry's Carnegie Hall debut not at all bad. As one of them admitted after an earlier concert: the musicians do a much more professional job than the Boston Symphony could, turning out gyroscopes...
...bridge over the muddy Salzach River, where it twists through troubled Salzburg, a U.S. Army sign says: "Free Swing Concert Tonight in the Mozart Theater." In Salzburg it is swing, in Vienna it is a tune somewhat more familiar to European ears. But unless the orchestras get together, the Austrians are more likely to listen to a new variation of that old Horst Wessel Lied, sung by men who are now fugitives in the mountains...
Robert finally decided to concentrate on a serious concert career, toured Europe from London to Odessa, then North Africa and South America. With Gaby he played two-piano recitals...
...imperfections in the reading of the New World Symphony, Antonin Dvorak's tribute to America. Some of the hastily rehearsed musicians were playing unfamiliar instruments furnished by the U.S. Army Special Services Division. But the Manila Symphony gave the people a promise that night - as well as a concert. As a Dutch officer, a former Amsterdam flutist, put it : "All that is beautiful and good will come back in our lives...