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Publication Date

10-6-2005

Year of Release

2005

Note(s)

Matthew Murphy, President, contrabass tuba

Michelle Hontz, piano

Jonathan Richards, Secretary, piano

John Galloway, tenor trombone

Michelle Hontz, piano

Andrew Tilley, Warden, marimba

Personnel:

MU Tubonium Ensemble

Matt Kelly, Cory Hessler, Scott Lowry, Jason Rose, James Lykens, Jonathan Richards

MU Trombone Ensemble

James Martin, Bryan Davis, John Galloway, Jim Hultin, Jeff Blair, Jeremy Quave, Wes Bullington, Nathan Kerr, Matthew Murphy, Jason Rose

Sisters of Delta Omicron

Dr. Vicki Stroeher, Faculty Sponsor

Deanna Holderby, Callie Huff, Jessica Bethel, Nikki Winter, Angela Crum, Melanie Baldwin, Minna Aminzadeh, Ashley Spinks, Amy Holiday, Meredith McCoy, Holly Lynn, Christina Riley

Members of the Zeta Eta Colony of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia

Mr. George Palton, Faculty Sponsor

Alex Conn, Bryan Davis, Chris Ferris, Cory Hessler, Robert Kelley, Matthew Kelly, Jimmy Lykens, Matthew McGrew, Matthew Murphy, Jeremy Quave, Jason Rose, Joshua Rotenberry, Jason Smith, Andrew Tilley, Jacob Wolfe

Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia was founded on October 6, 1898 at the New England Conservatory in Boston, Massachusetts. This evening marks the 107th Anniversary of our fraternity's birth. Earlier this evening, a ceremony was held to honor our founder, Brother Ossian E. Mills, and the formation of the Sinfonia. Today, there are over 200 chapters, 8000 collegiate Sinfonians, and 100,000 living alumni. This makes Phi Mu Alpha the largest music fraternity in America. Here at Marshall, our group is in the colonization phase, during which our members learn how to function as a fraternal group. Upon completion, our members will be initialed as members of Phi Mu Alpha and the Zeta Eta chapter will be reinstalled, having been inactive since before 1980. Membership is offered to all male students of the sheltering institute; academic area of concentration matters not.

We thank you for attending this concert and invite you to attend our next program featuring music by American composers on Thursday, November 17 at 8:00 pm in Smith Recital Hall.

Note

Smith Recital Hall

Disciplines

Arts and Humanities | Fine Arts | Music | Music Performance

Marshall University Music Department Presents the Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Founder’s Day Showcase Concert

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