Oklahoma Musicians

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[Photograph 2012.201.OVZ001.0322]

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Forehead and eyebrows peeping over music stands are about as much as anyone even sees of these players in usual symphony formation, but at Little Symphony in the Round concerts, you may see them like this, or you may peep over their shoulders. All have prominent parts to play in "The Good Soldier Schweik": Don Jaeger, (left), English horn; Betty Johnson, bassoon; Leander Walker (seated), contrbassoon; Art Johnson, bass clarinet."

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Source context

Downloaded visible Gateway metadata export for this bassoon research row. Source: Daily Oklahoman, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, January 13, 1957 Collection code: OKPCP. Institution code: OKHS. Place/context: United States - Oklahoma - Oklahoma County - Oklahoma City Creation data: 1957-01-07 Creator: Gumm, John Physical description: 1 photograph Provided by: Oklahoma Historical Society or visible Gateway partner; see item page. Identifier: 2012.201.OVZ001.0322 Subjects: Business, Economics and Finance - Journalism; Oklahoma City Symphony; Daily Oklahoman photographs; OKLAHOMA CITY SYMPHONY. Search window: exact bassoon-plus-Oklahoma advanced search.

Oklahoma connection

The visible record was selected from the exact bassoon-plus-Oklahoma result set because it establishes a band, instrumentalist, instrumental ensemble, orchestra, or related Oklahoma music context. No identity merge or canonical promotion is asserted.

People, groups, or instruments recorded

bassoon

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Sources

  1. gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1695570/