Wyoming Symphony Orchestra

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The documents included in this file for the timeline are snippets of documents from the Guild Publicity Chairman of the Symphony including official meeting transcripts, budgets, planning documents, and other related material. This file is meant to reflect the planning, management, and inner workings of the WSO from an administrative perspective.

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This file contains various bits of media and promotion of the Symphony and documents performances, guest performers, dance groups, ballets, operas, and other official activities related to the musicianship and artistry of the Symphony Orchestra of Casper. These documents are a mixture of newspaper articles, programs, posters, and other related materials.

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This collection consists of programs, posters, photographs, scrapbooks, notebooks, records, and ephemera produced by the Wyoming Symphony Orchestra.

Scope and Contents From the File: Curtis Peacock was the next maestro of the CCS and spent 30 years in total with the Orchestra. The Symphony gained local and national attention, was able to host some of its biggest, most successful events, and became a true, professional Symphony under Peacock's tutelage. Peacock was guided by assistant conductor Rex Eggleston for the 1972-1973 season, notably his trial run as conductor, and by 1974 he was official. The Symphony had four name changes under Peacock: Casper Civic Symphony...

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Poster in which Joanne Rile Management Presents Trumpeter David Hickman. This poster is a part of the Wyoming Symphony Orchestra Archives made available for research use by the Goodstein Foundation Library Special Collections. The archives of the Orchestra consist of programs, posters, photographs, scrapbooks, notebooks, records, and ephemera produced by the Wyoming Symphony Orchestra.

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This file includes informational documents that refer to community, social, official, and related events that the Symphony hosted in Casper for the people of Casper and Wyoming. These events were not for fundraising or charity, and are noted as events to entertain and bring together supporters, audiences, and members of the Symphony orchestra of Casper.

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11th Annual Music Week Souvenir Program, as found in the Wyoming Symphony Orchestra Archives available for research use through the Goodstein Foundation Library. The archives of the Orchestra consist of programs, posters, photographs, scrapbooks, notebooks, records, and ephemera produced by the Wyoming Symphony Orchestra.

1 original program.

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The next file is on William B. Schilling, the next conductor of the Symphony who called the community orchestra Casper Municipal Band. The item therein is a 1934 program from a performance of the Casper Municipal Band under their conductor William B. Schilling. This is the only program in the collection from the 1930s. Schilling led the CMB from 1929 up until 1942 when the world prepared for WWII. Because of WWII all orchestra operations stopped from 1943-1946.

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Poster in which the Wyoming Symphony Orchestra Presents Epic 3rds! with Violinist Francesca Dego at Wheeler Concert Hall, Casper College, March 19-20. This poster is a part of the Wyoming Symphony Orchestra Archives made available for research use by the Goodstein Foundation Library Special Collections. The archives of the Orchestra consist of programs, posters, photographs, scrapbooks, notebooks, records, and ephemera produced by the Wyoming Symphony Orchestra.

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This collection consists of programs, posters, photographs, scrapbooks, notebooks, records, and ephemera produced by the Wyoming Symphony Orchestra.