Photographed on stage at the Unique Theatre(?). See the chart in the picture sleeve for placement of the orchestra members. The conductor is Mrs. W.H. (Julia) Graham. Note the embossed tin ceiling above the stage.
Photographed on stage of what is believed to be the Unique Theatre. The names of some of the members are identified. See chart in the picture sleeve. Mrs. W.H. (Julie) Graham was conductor.
This fonds contains personal correspondence with family, colleagues, and publishers; prose and music compositions; material pertaining to provincial music associations, festivals, performances, and recitals; etc.
This fonds contains files regarding curriculum and courses, equipment and resources, annual reports and other administrative duties. Also included is material relating to concerts, recitals, guest artists and lecturers, and workshops sponsored by the department. A separate accession contains correspondence, memoranda, and specifications pertaining to the department's move to the Education Building (1974-1976).
This fond contains mostly textual material, specifically copies of the books and articles Bob Fink wrote over his lifetime, mainly in regards to the evolution and origin of music and other topics related to music. The other half of the collection is copies of sheet music which he composed, mainly under the series name “Some New Old Music” as well as the opera Lysistrata. It has been published individually as well as in collections. There are also some recordings on a variety of media (CD, cassette, and reel to reel) which appear to contain recordings of Bob Fink playing his compositions.
Bob Fink kept an extensive website filled with the articles he wrote on a wide variety of topics. It also contains links to articles he collected that were of interest to him and related to his areas of study. It also contains MIDI’s of the music he composed. You can access the archived version of it here:
http://wayback.archive-it.org/org-728/20180716205028/http://www.greenwych.ca/
This fonds contains materials related both to Michael Millar’s career as a member of Humphrey and the Dumptrucks, and more personal materials relating to his life and his activity as a long-time member of Saskatchewan’s musical community.
The following is a basic listing of the unprocessed contents: -Volume 1: binder, 'Odds 'n Ends Band/Swift current/1973-2013/Forty Years of Old-Time Music for the Community', contains newspaper clippings, minutes, information, photographs, and other information -A.2014.1.1, 1980, photograph of band -A.2014.1.2, certificate -A.2014.1.3, composite of band photographs -A.2014.1.4, band uniform hat -A.2014.1.5, uniform vest -A.2014.1.6, uniform bowtie -A.2014.1.7, uniform bowtie
A group of students posing with string instruments for a group photograph in front of a building. Children can be seen in the windows of the building in the background
Six men and one woman all sitting at music stands and holding instruments The music stands each have a banner with the letter "S" on them and there is a Union Jack flag on the wall in the background Written on the bottom in black pencil crayon: "The Serenaders" Written on the back in black ink: "Left To Right "Serenaders" M. Carruthers - Banjo - Tenor Banjo - F. Ferguson - Piano - H. Pettigrew - Sax - A. Marcroft - Violin - Trombone - C. Tufts - Sax - Trumpet - E. McKenzie - Drums - Violin - N. Carruthers - Trumpet - Guitar April 13th 1934. Dark's Hall" Written on the back in blue ink: "1934-35 E.M."
