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In 1931, Howard Hanson gave part of his Symphony no. 2 "Romantic" to Joe Maddy and the National Music Camp for its radio broadcasting signature.
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In April 1963, Interlochen's founder Joseph E. Maddy spoke with Frederick Fennell about the earliest days of Interlochen Arts Academy.
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Hear an archival recording of the 1942 world premiere of Percy Grainger's transcription of Cesar Franck's Choral no. 2, performed at Interlochen's National Music Camp.
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Read about and listen to some of the earliest performances of Maurice Ravel's iconic Bolero at Interlochen.
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A 1943 broadcast of a student performance of Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Douglas Moore's operetta, directed by Metropolitan Opera tenor George Rasely.
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Dr. Joseph E. Maddy was born October 14, 1891. Celebrate all day with listener memories and archival recordings of performances he conducted at Interlochen.
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Famous for his "On the Trail" and his orchestration of "Rhapsody in Blue," Ferde Grofé was a household name when he visited Interlochen in the 1940s.
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Hear the earliest known performance of Florence Price's music at Interlochen, recorded in July of 1942.
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The March King visited Interlochen's National High School Orchestra and Band Camp twice: in 1930 and 1931.
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Hear the Detroit Symphony Orchestra and conductor Sixten Ehrling perform in Interlochen's Kresge Auditorium for the very first time, in August 1966