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7th Army Symphony

 
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Existing in Germany from 1952 to 1962, this orchestra is still remembered.   Clarinetist Jerry Mattson expresses it aptly: "I don't normally live in the past, but I have yet to come across anyone with a comparable experience to hark back to.  Those were strange and wonderful years."


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Photo from the program booklet for Italy
7ASO Chamber Ensemble
7ASO Chamber Ensemble
Italy 1955

The 7ASO Chamber Ensemble
Norman Paulu, Ronald Valpreda, Jake Berg,
Henry Huttenbach, Allen Gove, Paul McEnderfer
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May 19, 2013:
Gloria Raphael, the daughter of Henry Huttenbach (flute '54 - '55) has sent along some updates to Henry's bio   (CPE)
Lost Sheep List
(Updated 4/7/13)
remove Frank Miranda
In Memoriam
(Updated 2/17/13)
Anthony Miller
Books About the Orchestra or Orchestra Members:
Uncle Sam's Orchestra: Memories of the Seventh Army Symphony, by John Canarina (bass and conductor in 1959-60), 1998.  50 b/w illus., musical examples, 224 pages, 6 x 9, $65. Available via Print on Demand from Boydell & Brewer, 668 Mount Hope Avenue Rochester, NY 14620-2731, 585-275-0419. Former 7ASO members should be able to get a 25 per cent discount.
Kenneth Schermerhorn: He Will Always Be the Music, by Martha Rivers Ingram with D. B. Kellogg, 2006. 65 photos, 391 pages; $24.99. (Ken played trumpet and conducted in 1953-55). Available online from Amazon and other sellers.
Also of interest are several books that include stories about the orchestra, by David Amram, Michael Colgrass, and John Sant'Ambrogio.




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