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University of Pennsylvania Glee Club

March 04, 2023

Founded in 1862,[1] the University of Pennsylvania Glee Club (Penn Glee Club) is one of the oldest continually running glee clubs in the United States and the oldest performing arts group at the University of Pennsylvania. The Club draws its singing members from the undergraduate and graduate populations of the University of Pennsylvania; individuals from the Penn community are also called upon to fill roles in the band and technical staff when the Club puts on theatrical productions. The club, known for its eclectic mix of Penn standards, Broadway classics, classical favorites, and pop hits, has traveled to over 40 countries and territories on five continents.[2] After directing the Glee Club for 44 years, Bruce Montgomery stepped down as director in 2000 and was replaced by former Glee Club member C. Erik Nordgren. After 15 years of dedicated service to the group, Nordgren stepped down and was succeeded by Joshua Glassman. After three years at the podium Joshua Glassman stepped down, passing the baton to Club alumnus Daniel Carsello. As of April 9, 2021, the Penn Glee Club accepts singers of all genders.

The University of Pennsylvania Glee Club
Choir
Also known asPenn Glee Club
OriginPhiladelphia, PA, USA
FoundedNovember 5, 1862 (161 years ago)
Notable members
Music directorDaniel Carsello
Associated groups
Websitepenngleeclub.com

History

 

The Glee Club's history began modestly in 1862[1][3] when eight undergraduate men formed what is now the oldest performing arts group at the University of Pennsylvania; subsequently, another eight men were added to the group. The Glee Club's premiere performance was in the chapel of Collegiate Hall at Ninth & Chestnut Streets in Philadelphia for "an audience that was unusually select and large, the Hall filled to its utmost capacity". At this concert, each man wore red and blue ribbons in his buttonhole, thus becoming the first known Penn group to wear the university colors as part of its uniform.

The Glee Club quickly became a part of campus life, singing at football rallies, basketball games, alumni events, and chapel services. Soon, much of the university's musical demands depended upon the Glee Club. As a result, the reliance on such traditional collegiate songs such as Gaudeamus Igitur and Integer Vitae gave way to original pieces composed especially for the university and the Glee Club which themselves became traditions: "The Red and Blue," "Afterglow,"[4] and "Fight On, Pennsylvania."

The Glee Club began to have more of a regional and national presence in the early decades of the Twentieth Century. In 1910, it embarked on a brief tour of the New England states.[5] In 1915, the club sang at the U.S. Naval Academy.[6] In 1926, the Glee Club performed for President Calvin Coolidge in the White House.[3] In 1928, listeners could hear the club as far west as Nebraska in a broadcast publicizing the newly formed CBS Radio Network.[3]

In 1934, under director Harl McDonald, the Penn Glee Club began performing with the Philadelphia Orchestra. The club's partnership with this symphony came to include a 1938 performance of the Brahms' Alto Rhapsody with Marian Anderson and the 1970 world premiere broadcast of then-Director Bruce 'Monty' Montgomery's Herodotus Fragments. The 1950s saw the first of many Glee Club appearances on national television with such celebrities as Ed McMahon and Carol Lawrence. The club has been showcased on television specials, in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, and at professional sporting events. The Philadelphia Phillies had the Club sing the National Anthem at the 1993 National League Championship Series. In 1976, the Penn Glee Club first performed with the Boston Pops. The club has also shared the stage with such superstars as Bob Hope, Frank Sinatra, Jimmy Stewart, Grace Kelly, and Bill Cosby.

The Penn Glee Club stepped out of the formal lines of choral performance in 1928, performing its first fully staged production, Hades, Inc., written by then-director H. Alexander Matthews. Staging became standard fare for the modern Club with 1969/1970's Handel With Hair. Each year, the Club writes and produces a fully staged, Broadway-style production, highlighting choral singing, clever plots and dialogue, dancing, humor, colorful sets and costumes, and a pit band.

The Penn Glee Club has toured internationally since 1959 and has traveled to nearly all 50 states in the United States and 37 nations and territories on five continents.[2][7][8] Since its first performance at the White House for President Calvin Coolidge in 1926, the club has sung for numerous heads of state and world leaders. One of the highlights of 1989 was the club's performance for Polish President Lech Wałęsa. In 1999, several prominent Japanese executives sponsored a tour to Guam and Japan, the club's first tour of the Asian Pacific. In 2004, the Club returned to Asia, this time touring China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore.[2] The following year, in 2005, the Club journeyed back to South America for the first time since 1987, touring Argentina and Uruguay.[2][9] The 2006–2007 season saw the group traveling to Ireland and Northern Ireland for the first time.[2] In the summer of 2009, the Club toured Colombia, Panama, and Costa Rica.

In 2021, following several years of discussion and nearly a year of careful deliberation, the Penn Glee Club voted to merge with its sister group, the Penn Sirens, and to remove the gender restriction on singing membership. The club now features an SATB choir, SSAA and TTBB chamber choirs, and two student-run a cappella groups, the Penn Pipers and Penn Sirens.[10][11]

Directors

  • Daniel Carsello, 2018–Present[12][13]
  • Joshua Glassman, 2015–2018[14][15]
  • C. Erik Nordgren, 2000–2015[16]
  • Bruce Montgomery, 1956–2000[17]
  • Robert Godsall, early 1950s
  • Harl McDonald, 1940s.[18][19]
  • Burton True Scales, 1930s[20]
  • H. Alexander Matthews, 1920s[21]
  • Frederick Brooke Neilson, 1890–92[22]
  • Joseph Spencer Brock, mid-1880s
  • Hugh Alexander Clarke, c. 1880–mid-1880s
  • Robert Neilson, c. 1869–c. 1871
  • Francis Ashhurst, c. 1865–c.1868
  • T.B. Bishop, c. 1862–c.1864

International tours

For over five decades, the University of Pennsylvania Glee Club has made an international name for itself, having toured in over 45 countries and territories on 5 continents. The following is a complete list of the foreign lands to which the Glee Club has traveled:[2]

Award of Merit recipients

Established in 1964 "to bring a declaration of appreciation to an individual each year that has made a significant contribution to the world of music and helped to create a climate in which our talents may find valid expression."[23][24]

Honorary members

Over the years, certain individuals have shown particular devotion to and support of the Glee Club well beyond the norm. When such exceptional fealty is repeatedly demonstrated, the Club occasionally recognizes such support with Honorary Membership.[25]

  • 1968 - E. Brooks Lilly
  • 1968 - Charles H. Cox III
  • 1969 - Santiago Friele
  • 1976 - Edward F. Lane
  • 1978 - Stepen Goff
  • 1983 - Michael T. Huber
  • 1987 - William Kelley
  • 1987 - Steven Aurand
  • 1990 - Nicholas Constan
  • 1990 - E. Craig Sweeten
  • 1990 - Claude White
  • 1991 - Ray Evans
  • 1991 - Jay Livingston
  • 1995 - Rev. Stanley Johnson
  • 1995 - Timothy J. Alston
  • 2004 - Paul Liou
  • 2012 - Elizabeth Thomas & Nick Thomas

The Penn Pipers

The Penn Pipers, a subset of the Glee Club,[26] formed in 1950,[27] making it by far the oldest existing a cappella group at the University of Pennsylvania. Its founding student leaders created unique arrangements emulating the close, contemporary harmonies of a popular, jazz-oriented quartet called The Hi-Los. The Pipers' most popular tune of the time—a lush setting of Brahm's Lullaby arranged by member Bill Tost—became its standard closing number for many years. The group has always been a subset of the University of Pennsylvania Glee Club and serves as an opportunity for some of the Glee Club's singers to perform music of a lighter and more popular style.[citation needed]

The group performs barbershop music and doo-wop,[26]. Its current repertoire encompasses popular music from the 1890s through to the present day.[citation needed]

The Penn Glee Club Band

The Penn Glee Club Band is the Glee Club's pit band. As its own ensemble, the band performs on its own as well.[28] The band was formed in 2012 as an integral part of the larger Club's annual fall and spring shows. In addition to performing in the fall and spring shows, the Penn Glee Club Band also performs its own gigs, both on campus and around the city. Despite being only a few years old, the Penn Glee Club Band has already made a name for itself. It has performed at Spring Fling, an annual Penn tradition, and has also filmed a music video.[citation needed]

References

  1. ^ a b . archives.upenn.edu. University of Pennsylvania University Archives. 2013. Archived from the original on 2015-09-14.
  2. ^ a b c d e f "International Tours of The Penn Glee Club". Penn Glee Club. Retrieved 2008-07-05.
  3. ^ a b c Hutchins, Amey (2004). University of Pennsylvania. The Campus History Series. With the University of Pennsylvania Archives. Charleston, SC: Arcadia Publishing. p. 82. ISBN 9781439631829. OCLC 860833966 – via Internet Archive.
  4. ^ Montgomery 2005, p. 47.
  5. ^ "Notes Along the Line". Philadelphia and Reading Railway Men. Young Men's Christian Association, Reading Railway Dept. 11 (1): 73. January 1910. hdl:2027/uiug.30112065716455. OCLC 993010514 – via HathiTrust.
  6. ^ Hearings before Committee on Naval Affairs of the House of Representatives, on estimates submitted by the Secretary of the Navy, Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1915, hdl:2027/njp.32101067395887, OCLC 714205886 – via HathiTrust
  7. ^ "Penn Glee Club visits, will sing in Scottsdale". Arizona Republic. Phoenix, Arizona. May 21, 2010. p. 172. Retrieved 2021-09-13 – via Newspapers.com.
  8. ^ Wharton | San Francisco (2013-05-24), Penn Glee Club Visits Wharton SF, retrieved 2021-09-13
  9. ^ . Embassy of the United States of America - Montevideo, Uruguay. Archived from the original on 2006-09-23. Retrieved 2008-07-08.
  10. ^ Crimmins, Peter (April 13, 2021). "After 159 years, the UPenn Glee Club goes co-ed". WHYY-FM. Retrieved 2021-09-13.
  11. ^ Shepard, Louisa (April 9, 2021). "Penn Glee Club becomes fully gender inclusive after 159 years of all-male singers". Penn Today. Retrieved April 12, 2021.
  12. ^ "Penn Glee Club becomes fully gender inclusive after 159 years of all-male singers". India Education Diary. 2021-04-11.
  13. ^ "Penn Glee Club Merges with Penn Sirens After 159 Years of All-Male Singers". celebrity.land. 2021-04-20.
  14. ^ "Class Notes". Peabody Magazine. The Peabody Institute of The Johns Hopkins University. 10 (2): 35. Spring 2016.
  15. ^ Wizevich, Liya (2015-09-21). "Glee Club welcomes first new director in 15 years". The Daily Pennsylvanian.
  16. ^ Petrilla, Molly (January–February 2012). "Glee at 150" (PDF). The Pennsylvania Gazette. University of Pennsylvania. 110 (3): 32–39. OCLC 939786324.
  17. ^ Hughes, Samuel (April 28, 2000). "Monty in Full". The Pennsylvania Gazette. Philadelphia, PA, US: University of Pennsylvania. 98 (5). OCLC 939786324.
  18. ^ Kolodin, Irving (1941). A guide to recorded music. Doubleday, Doran and Co. p. 4. OCLC 578230610.
  19. ^ . Archived from the original on 2012-08-10. Retrieved 2006-10-31.
  20. ^ Scales, John (1923). History of Dover, New Hampshire; Containing historical genealogical and industrial data of its early settlers, their struggles and triumphs. Vol. 1 (Tercentenary ed.). Manchester, NH: John B. Clarke Co. p. 463. hdl:2027/uva.x001130507. OCLC 1082422954, 988219415 – via HathiTrust.
  21. ^ "University of Pennsylvania Musical Club Concert". Musical Courier; Review of the World's Music. New York: Lockwood: 28. December 20, 1923. hdl:2027/uiug.30112097181488. OCLC 65174188 – via HathiTrust.
  22. ^ "The Alumni". The Alumni Register of the University of Pennsylvania. General Alumni Society. 18 (1): 250. October 1915. hdl:2027/umn.319510021944860. OCLC 656592475 – via HathiTrust.
  23. ^ "Penn Glee Club Award of Merit Recipients". The Penn Glee Club. Retrieved 2008-07-06.
  24. ^ Montgomery 2005, p. [pages needed].
  25. ^ Montgomery 2005, p. 203.
  26. ^ a b Reitano, Michaela (2012-02-10). "GFS A Cappella Fest showcased talented singers from area schools". The Chestnut Hill Local.
  27. ^ Montgomery 2005, p. 31.
  28. ^ Swaminathan, Arjun (2019-12-03). "A Spotlight on The Penn Glee Club Band". 34th Street Magazine.

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Founded in 1862 1 the University of Pennsylvania Glee Club Penn Glee Club is one of the oldest continually running glee clubs in the United States and the oldest performing arts group at the University of Pennsylvania The Club draws its singing members from the undergraduate and graduate populations of the University of Pennsylvania individuals from the Penn community are also called upon to fill roles in the band and technical staff when the Club puts on theatrical productions The club known for its eclectic mix of Penn standards Broadway classics classical favorites and pop hits has traveled to over 40 countries and territories on five continents 2 After directing the Glee Club for 44 years Bruce Montgomery stepped down as director in 2000 and was replaced by former Glee Club member C Erik Nordgren After 15 years of dedicated service to the group Nordgren stepped down and was succeeded by Joshua Glassman After three years at the podium Joshua Glassman stepped down passing the baton to Club alumnus Daniel Carsello As of April 9 2021 the Penn Glee Club accepts singers of all genders The University of Pennsylvania Glee ClubChoirAlso known asPenn Glee ClubOriginPhiladelphia PA USAFoundedNovember 5 1862 161 years ago Notable membersMarc PlattBruce MontgomeryMusic directorDaniel CarselloAssociated groupsThe Penn PipersThe Penn Glee Club BandPenn SirensWebsitepenngleeclub wbr com Contents 1 History 2 Directors 3 International tours 4 Award of Merit recipients 5 Honorary members 6 The Penn Pipers 7 The Penn Glee Club Band 8 References 8 1 Sources 9 External linksHistory Edit The Glee Club s history began modestly in 1862 1 3 when eight undergraduate men formed what is now the oldest performing arts group at the University of Pennsylvania subsequently another eight men were added to the group The Glee Club s premiere performance was in the chapel of Collegiate Hall at Ninth amp Chestnut Streets in Philadelphia for an audience that was unusually select and large the Hall filled to its utmost capacity At this concert each man wore red and blue ribbons in his buttonhole thus becoming the first known Penn group to wear the university colors as part of its uniform The Glee Club quickly became a part of campus life singing at football rallies basketball games alumni events and chapel services Soon much of the university s musical demands depended upon the Glee Club As a result the reliance on such traditional collegiate songs such as Gaudeamus Igitur and Integer Vitae gave way to original pieces composed especially for the university and the Glee Club which themselves became traditions The Red and Blue Afterglow 4 and Fight On Pennsylvania The Glee Club began to have more of a regional and national presence in the early decades of the Twentieth Century In 1910 it embarked on a brief tour of the New England states 5 In 1915 the club sang at the U S Naval Academy 6 In 1926 the Glee Club performed for President Calvin Coolidge in the White House 3 In 1928 listeners could hear the club as far west as Nebraska in a broadcast publicizing the newly formed CBS Radio Network 3 In 1934 under director Harl McDonald the Penn Glee Club began performing with the Philadelphia Orchestra The club s partnership with this symphony came to include a 1938 performance of the Brahms Alto Rhapsody with Marian Anderson and the 1970 world premiere broadcast of then Director Bruce Monty Montgomery s Herodotus Fragments The 1950s saw the first of many Glee Club appearances on national television with such celebrities as Ed McMahon and Carol Lawrence The club has been showcased on television specials in the Macy s Thanksgiving Day Parade and at professional sporting events The Philadelphia Phillies had the Club sing the National Anthem at the 1993 National League Championship Series In 1976 the Penn Glee Club first performed with the Boston Pops The club has also shared the stage with such superstars as Bob Hope Frank Sinatra Jimmy Stewart Grace Kelly and Bill Cosby The Penn Glee Club stepped out of the formal lines of choral performance in 1928 performing its first fully staged production Hades Inc written by then director H Alexander Matthews Staging became standard fare for the modern Club with 1969 1970 s Handel With Hair Each year the Club writes and produces a fully staged Broadway style production highlighting choral singing clever plots and dialogue dancing humor colorful sets and costumes and a pit band The Penn Glee Club has toured internationally since 1959 and has traveled to nearly all 50 states in the United States and 37 nations and territories on five continents 2 7 8 Since its first performance at the White House for President Calvin Coolidge in 1926 the club has sung for numerous heads of state and world leaders One of the highlights of 1989 was the club s performance for Polish President Lech Walesa In 1999 several prominent Japanese executives sponsored a tour to Guam and Japan the club s first tour of the Asian Pacific In 2004 the Club returned to Asia this time touring China Hong Kong Taiwan and Singapore 2 The following year in 2005 the Club journeyed back to South America for the first time since 1987 touring Argentina and Uruguay 2 9 The 2006 2007 season saw the group traveling to Ireland and Northern Ireland for the first time 2 In the summer of 2009 the Club toured Colombia Panama and Costa Rica In 2021 following several years of discussion and nearly a year of careful deliberation the Penn Glee Club voted to merge with its sister group the Penn Sirens and to remove the gender restriction on singing membership The club now features an SATB choir SSAA and TTBB chamber choirs and two student run a cappella groups the Penn Pipers and Penn Sirens 10 11 Directors EditDaniel Carsello 2018 Present 12 13 Joshua Glassman 2015 2018 14 15 C Erik Nordgren 2000 2015 16 Bruce Montgomery 1956 2000 17 Robert Godsall early 1950s Harl McDonald 1940s 18 19 Burton True Scales 1930s 20 H Alexander Matthews 1920s 21 Frederick Brooke Neilson 1890 92 22 Joseph Spencer Brock mid 1880s Hugh Alexander Clarke c 1880 mid 1880s Robert Neilson c 1869 c 1871 Francis Ashhurst c 1865 c 1868 T B Bishop c 1862 c 1864International tours EditFor over five decades the University of Pennsylvania Glee Club has made an international name for itself having toured in over 45 countries and territories on 5 continents The following is a complete list of the foreign lands to which the Glee Club has traveled 2 1959 Puerto Rico 1968 Canada 1969 Ecuador Peru Panama 1971 Belgium Bulgaria Denmark England Finland Netherlands Soviet Union Yugoslavia 1983 West Germany Denmark 1984 Puerto Rico 1985 Greece 1986 England Scotland 1987 Jamaica Peru 1989 Mexico 1990 Austria Belgium Czechoslovakia Hungary 1992 Israel 1995 Austria Czech Republic Slovakia 1997 Spain Gibraltar Morocco 1999 Guam Japan 2001 Mexico 2002 Canada 2004 China Hong Kong Singapore Taiwan 2005 Argentina Uruguay 2007 Ireland Northern Ireland 2009 Colombia Panama Costa Rica 2011 Sweden Norway Iceland 2012 Bermuda Canada 2014 Qatar Tanzania United Arab Emirates 2015 Austria Czech Republic Germany 2017 Singapore Thailand 2018 Canada 2019 China Hong Kong Macau Taiwan Japan 2022 Spain Monaco FranceAward of Merit recipients EditEstablished in 1964 to bring a declaration of appreciation to an individual each year that has made a significant contribution to the world of music and helped to create a climate in which our talents may find valid expression 23 24 Randall Thompson May 2 1964 Robert Shaw February 26 1965 Marshall Bartholomew February 26 1967 William L Dawson February 25 1968 Leopold Stokowski February 24 1969 Elaine Brown February 24 1969 Gaylord P Harnwell May 15 1970 Aaron Copland December 5 1970 Sol Hurok December 4 1971 Eugene Ormandy December 15 1972 Marian Anderson October 20 1973 Samuel Barber October 19 1974 Burl Ives October 25 1975 Arthur Fiedler October 23 1976 Rise Stevens October 22 1977 Leonard De Paur October 28 1978 Paul Hume October 20 1979 Robert Merrill February 16 1981 Bruce Montgomery February 21 1981 Vincent Persichetti May 19 1984 Sheldon Harnick May 16 1992Honorary members EditOver the years certain individuals have shown particular devotion to and support of the Glee Club well beyond the norm When such exceptional fealty is repeatedly demonstrated the Club occasionally recognizes such support with Honorary Membership 25 1968 E Brooks Lilly 1968 Charles H Cox III 1969 Santiago Friele 1976 Edward F Lane 1978 Stepen Goff 1983 Michael T Huber 1987 William Kelley 1987 Steven Aurand 1990 Nicholas Constan 1990 E Craig Sweeten 1990 Claude White 1991 Ray Evans 1991 Jay Livingston 1995 Rev Stanley Johnson 1995 Timothy J Alston 2004 Paul Liou 2012 Elizabeth Thomas amp Nick ThomasThe Penn Pipers EditThe Penn Pipers a subset of the Glee Club 26 formed in 1950 27 making it by far the oldest existing a cappella group at the University of Pennsylvania Its founding student leaders created unique arrangements emulating the close contemporary harmonies of a popular jazz oriented quartet called The Hi Los The Pipers most popular tune of the time a lush setting of Brahm s Lullaby arranged by member Bill Tost became its standard closing number for many years The group has always been a subset of the University of Pennsylvania Glee Club and serves as an opportunity for some of the Glee Club s singers to perform music of a lighter and more popular style citation needed The group performs barbershop music and doo wop 26 Its current repertoire encompasses popular music from the 1890s through to the present day citation needed The Penn Glee Club Band EditThe Penn Glee Club Band is the Glee Club s pit band As its own ensemble the band performs on its own as well 28 The band was formed in 2012 as an integral part of the larger Club s annual fall and spring shows In addition to performing in the fall and spring shows the Penn Glee Club Band also performs its own gigs both on campus and around the city Despite being only a few years old the Penn Glee Club Band has already made a name for itself It has performed at Spring Fling an annual Penn tradition and has also filmed a music video citation needed References Edit a b Timeline of University History archives upenn edu University of Pennsylvania University Archives 2013 Archived from the original on 2015 09 14 a b c d e f International Tours of The Penn Glee Club Penn Glee Club Retrieved 2008 07 05 a b c Hutchins Amey 2004 University of Pennsylvania The Campus History Series With the University of Pennsylvania Archives Charleston SC Arcadia Publishing p 82 ISBN 9781439631829 OCLC 860833966 via Internet Archive Montgomery 2005 p 47 Notes Along the Line Philadelphia and Reading Railway Men Young Men s Christian Association Reading Railway Dept 11 1 73 January 1910 hdl 2027 uiug 30112065716455 OCLC 993010514 via HathiTrust Hearings before Committee on Naval Affairs of the House of Representatives on estimates submitted by the Secretary of the Navy Washington DC U S Government Printing Office 1915 hdl 2027 njp 32101067395887 OCLC 714205886 via HathiTrust Penn Glee Club visits will sing in Scottsdale Arizona Republic Phoenix Arizona May 21 2010 p 172 Retrieved 2021 09 13 via Newspapers com Wharton San Francisco 2013 05 24 Penn Glee Club Visits Wharton SF retrieved 2021 09 13 Penn Glee Club visits Uruguay Embassy of the United States of America Montevideo Uruguay Archived from the original on 2006 09 23 Retrieved 2008 07 08 Crimmins Peter April 13 2021 After 159 years the UPenn Glee Club goes co ed WHYY FM Retrieved 2021 09 13 Shepard Louisa April 9 2021 Penn Glee Club becomes fully gender inclusive after 159 years of all male singers Penn Today Retrieved April 12 2021 Penn Glee Club becomes fully gender inclusive after 159 years of all male singers India Education Diary 2021 04 11 Penn Glee Club Merges with Penn Sirens After 159 Years of All Male Singers celebrity land 2021 04 20 Class Notes Peabody Magazine The Peabody Institute of The Johns Hopkins University 10 2 35 Spring 2016 Wizevich Liya 2015 09 21 Glee Club welcomes first new director in 15 years The Daily Pennsylvanian Petrilla Molly January February 2012 Glee at 150 PDF The Pennsylvania Gazette University of Pennsylvania 110 3 32 39 OCLC 939786324 Hughes Samuel April 28 2000 Monty in Full The Pennsylvania Gazette Philadelphia PA US University of Pennsylvania 98 5 OCLC 939786324 Kolodin Irving 1941 A guide to recorded music Doubleday Doran and Co p 4 OCLC 578230610 The Guide to Harl McDonald Recordings at the University of Pennsylvania Archives Archived from the original on 2012 08 10 Retrieved 2006 10 31 Scales John 1923 History of Dover New Hampshire Containing historical genealogical and industrial data of its early settlers their struggles and triumphs Vol 1 Tercentenary ed Manchester NH John B Clarke Co p 463 hdl 2027 uva x001130507 OCLC 1082422954 988219415 via HathiTrust University of Pennsylvania Musical Club Concert Musical Courier Review of the World s Music New York Lockwood 28 December 20 1923 hdl 2027 uiug 30112097181488 OCLC 65174188 via HathiTrust The Alumni The Alumni Register of the University of Pennsylvania General Alumni Society 18 1 250 October 1915 hdl 2027 umn 319510021944860 OCLC 656592475 via HathiTrust Penn Glee Club Award of Merit Recipients The Penn Glee Club Retrieved 2008 07 06 Montgomery 2005 p pages needed Montgomery 2005 p 203 a b Reitano Michaela 2012 02 10 GFS A Cappella Fest showcased talented singers from area schools The Chestnut Hill Local Montgomery 2005 p 31 Swaminathan Arjun 2019 12 03 A Spotlight on The Penn Glee Club Band 34th Street Magazine Sources Edit Montgomery Bruce 2005 Brothers Sing On My Half Century Around the world with the Penn Glee Club Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Press ISBN 9780812238563 JSTOR j ctt1bmzm5b OCLC 680424128 External links Edit Wikimedia Commons has media related to University of Pennsylvania Glee Club The University of Pennsylvania Glee Club The Penn Pipers The Penn Sirens The Penn Glee Club Band on Facebook Philadelphia portal Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title University of Pennsylvania Glee Club amp oldid 1139968495, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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