Middletown Symphony welcomes new conductor and wife
The Women's Division of Middletown Symphony hosts a coffee with conductor Charles Ansbacher and his wife. Ansbacher, pursuing a DMA in conducting and a master's in cello at Cincinnati, was introduced by local leaders including Mrs. Ray Kiefhaber. The event highlighted board members, hospitality and ticket committees, and the orchestra's long-time conductor Miss Valda Wilkerson.
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Charles Ansbacher
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Middletown
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University of Cincinnati College of Music
Brown University
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Women’s College
Pembroke
Radcliff College
Cambridge
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Kiefhaber
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Millard Bechtel
Middletown Symphony
Edward Barker
C. Eugene Bennett
Richard Nein
A. E. Cockman Jr
David Easton
James Kunkler
Garrett Kaufman
W. R. Steele
Robert Perry
L. F. Weitzenkorn
R. N. Richardson
H. O. Finkelman
Robert Cordray
William Rathman
Earle G. Turvey
Don Daly
AIM
Howard Phillips
Mark Richter
Trenton
W. Gordon Carr
Monroe
Lloyd Ritz
Franklin
Theodore Cohen
R. M. Fletcher
R. P. Johnson
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R. F. Kuhnlein
W. C. Neel
W. D. Patton
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