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Own Literature To Help
Time Stagger On By EARL R. GILMAN
_____ag _ nThe rise of the concert band as a
By FRED WARNER NEAL cultural feature along with the1
If you ever have to go to the growth of the people's musical dis-
Health Service-and you will-and if crimination was described by Dr.
you have to wait any appreciable William D. Revelli, University Band
director, in ali interview yesterday.
time-and you will-better take along Formerly an organization which
a copy of Plutarch's "Lives," the existed almost solely for the purpose
Racing Form, the American Maga- of playing "Hail, Hail the Gang's All
zine, the Communist Manifesto, or Here" at some village festive organ-
some such. ization, the band has risen to the
Because if you ever have to read modern symphonic organization in-
the literature the Health Service troduced by John Phillip Sousa and
provides for "entertainment" - and Patrick Gilmore. Dr. Revelli pointed
you will-you will probably spend out as fine examples of the new trend
your time awaiting your turn in an in bands, the Edwin Franko Gold-
uninteresting, though perhaps profit- man band of New York City which
able, manner. plays to crowds of 30,000 people
' r r ssnightly at Central Park and the
'Armco Concert Band of Cincinnati
The "literature" provided by the under the direction of Dr. Frank
Health Service people falls under Simon which broadcasts weekly over
such titles as: "Commpn Sense in Ex- a national radio hookup.
ercise," "Camp and Resort Sanita- "The growth," Dr. Revelli stated,
tion," "Fresh Air-Good Food and "has extended from about 15 years
Plenty of Rest," "Syphillis, Its Causes ago when the average high school
and Its Cures." began to turn out musicians who
If, perchance, you should pick up had had a real training. The profi-
"Common Sense in Exercise," and ciency and skill of these high school
ollen it, you would find this startling people in the recent national con-
dogma set for in its opening sen- tests has amazed even the greatest,
tence: "If the maximum good is to artists.
be obtained and no harm reqult from "The added interest in basso and
bodily exercise, a number of factors alto clarinets, the contra-bassoons
must be taken into consideration." and others of the reed family, caused
You read on to learn that "Sports by the modern well-balanced ar-
play an important part in the life rangements of the finest modern day
of youth today," but it adds cautious- composers and arrangers has helped
ly, "it is well not to overdo in exer-. to round out the bands," Dr. Revelli
1 cise to the point of extreme fa- continued. "These new instruments
r tigue . " create effects which differ from the
No Rubbish Allowed old English bands which consisted
If at this point you trade this
piece of "literature" for another- Two Are Injured
and you will-and you pick up "Com-
mon Sense in Camp Sanitation," you In Auto Accident
will, to your surprise, find that "a
clear wholesome water supply must
be available, and toilet facilities Tom Reed, 26 years old, 709 N.
should be sanitary." If you read University Ave., and Helen Britton,
far enough-and you probably will 22 years old, 311 Catherine St., are
not-you will find that "rubbish still in §t. Joseph's hospital as a re-
should not be allowed to accumulate," suit of injuries received in an auto-
and that "food should be handled in mobile accident Tuesday evening.
a cleanly manner." Reed is suffering from severe la-
When you get down to the piece cerations about the face, mouth and
about the preventiop and cure of scalp, and Miss Britton from head
tuberculosis, :you will learn that injuries.
"about 100,000 persons die of tuber- The accident occurred at 11 p.m.
t culosis or consumption each year in Tuesday tw 'omiles west of Ypsilanti.
the United States," but that they
wouldn't have done so if they had had LW SOCIAL
1 good food, rest and fresh air. Tuber-DANCING
culosis germs," the type thunders at
you, "attack the lung," but the last Toe, tap, acrobatics.
youTaught daily. Terrace
I line makes you at ease again, Garden Studio. Wuerth
R"healthy people are not apt to get Theatre Bldg.sPh. 9695
consumptin."Openevenings.
f Symphonic
ribed By Revelli
chiefly of a leather-lunged cornetist
and a base drummer who could swat."
Dr. Revelli attributed the modern
band popularity to the fact that the
band can serve the community in1
many ways. During the depression,
Dr. Revelli declared, when the coun-
try needed spirited music to help the
nation keep its chin up-the band
came in for much use.
According to Dr. Revelli, the most
popular instruments were formerly
the cornets and the clarinets, but
their popularity in the last two years
has given way to the balance of the
other instruments because of the
manner in which all instruments are
featured today.
Not only is the band a drill team
today, Dr. Revelli said, but music by
Wagner which features the woods
and brasses, compositions of Deems
Taylor, Stravinsky, Grofe, De Rose,
Gershwin, Hadley, Victor Herbert
and Hansen have proven that a band
can exist as a medium for good music.
"The band has won the respect of
the people. Sousa's band was the
only traveling musical organization
of any kind able to make national
tours year after year at a profit.
This was because Sousa knew that
the band was versatile and could
not only convey the classical, but also
could add spice in the way of novel-
ties. This is a final reason for pop-
ularity," Dr. Revelli concluded.
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