When was it published?

March 7, 1902 in Vermont Phœnix

Domestic News March 7, 1902

Vermont Phœnix

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

D. Francis Ramseyer, E. G. Voors, Burt C. Reese

Q: What keywords are associated?

Tuxedo Trio, Brattleboro Concert, Wheel Club, Ladies Night, Classical Music, Popular Airs

Brattleboro, Bellows Falls, Ludlow, Windham County, Windsor County, Vermont

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What is this article about?

The Tuxedo trio from Boston gave a highly praised concert at the Wheel club's ladies' night in Brattleboro on Tuesday, blending classical and popular music with solo and ensemble performances, including audience requests.

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Brattleboro people seldom have the privilege of hearing a more finished and pleasing concert, or one which exhibits so great a variety as that rendered by the Tuxedo trio of Boston at the Wheel club's ladies' night Tuesday day. All three of the performers are good soloists, but in the concerted numbers the instruments were perfectly fused and the renditions came like the playing of a single big instrument. The first part was largely classical music, and the second part was devoted to the so-called popular airs, and several selections were given at the request of the people in the audience. The trio includes D. Francis Ramseyer, sub-bass guitar; E. G. Voors, mandolin; Burt C. Reese, violin.

What sub-type of article is it?

Social Event

What keywords are associated?

Tuxedo Trio Brattleboro Concert Wheel Club Ladies Night Classical Music Popular Airs

What entities or persons were involved?

D. Francis Ramseyer E. G. Voors Burt C. Reese

Where did it happen?

Brattleboro

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Brattleboro

Event Date

Tuesday

Key Persons

D. Francis Ramseyer E. G. Voors Burt C. Reese

Event Details

The Tuxedo trio of Boston performed a finished and pleasing concert with great variety at the Wheel club's ladies' night. All three performers are good soloists, but in concerted numbers the instruments fused perfectly. First part largely classical music, second part popular airs, with several selections given at audience request. Trio includes D. Francis Ramseyer (sub-bass guitar), E. G. Voors (mandolin), Burt C. Reese (violin).