Minnesota Band Delights White House Crowd With Tuba Solo
The University of Minnesota concert band performed in the White House rose garden after returning from a two month cultural tour of the Soviet Union. A Edina, Minnesota tuba soloist Stanford D. Freese wowed the audience with Carnival of Venice in swing tempo.
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Nixon remarked that Russia and the United States share humor and musical appreciation and are natural friends rather than enemies. He predicted a future of rival yet peaceful competition, noting Freese’s playful quip about a tuba and trumpet and the crowd's coffee break after a 45 minute performance.
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