Egon Kraus
Person
Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
38th season, 158th program, HS Choir & Chamber Orchestra , 1965-07-25
Item
Identifier: 43825000004332
Keywords
National Music Camp, High School Choir, Chamber Orchestra, Schutz, Buxtehude, Beethoven, Mozart, 1965
Dates:
1965-07-25
38th season, Lecture, International Conference on Music Education, 1965-07-16
Item
Identifier: 43825000004134
Keywords
Recording Content
National Music Camp, Dr. Egon Kraus, 1965, lecture
Recording Content
Dr. Egon Kraus of Cologne, Germany is the speaker. More can be found out about him by consulting the program book (NMC 1965-163-101).
Dates:
1965-07-16
39th season, HS Choir, Faculty, Staff Orchestra, 1966
Item
Identifier: 43825000051481
Keywords
High School Choir, Faculty, Staff Orchestra, 1966, Robert Dvorak, George, Ives, Copland, Fine, Persichetti, Mona Boyd, Jarrett, High School Symphonic Band, John H. Davies, Schubert, Shaw, Parker, Vivaldi, Hassler, Egon Kraus, National Music Camp
Dates:
1966
Karl D. Ernst Photos, 1966, Note on back of photo claims it was taken in 1965, when they were discussing 1966 ISME Conference to be held at Interlochen. Conference was held in 1967 (many photos of Conference speakers in collection stamped as HS-U 67), likely actually taken in 1966.
Sub-Series
Scope and Contents note
From the Fonds:
Photography has always been important to the National Music Camp, and photos exist from the earliest years of the Camp. Beginning in circa 1944, a concerted effort was made each year to fully document camp life. A professional photographer was on site throughout the season, taking high quality, usually staged, photographs. These consisted of group shots of each of the camper cabins, and numerous individual shots of campers and instructors. These photos were developed on-site in the campus...
Dates:
1966; Note on back of photo claims it was taken in 1965, when they were discussing 1966 ISME Conference to be held at Interlochen.
Conference was held in 1967 (many photos of Conference speakers in collection stamped as HS-U 67), likely actually taken in 1966.