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The Community Concert Association : Original Program - "The Community Concert Association, presents, Yehudi Menuhin; Fou Ts'ong, Pianist; Season 1965-1966"

Community Concert Service; Columbia Artists Management, Inc., New York

Original publisher's beige paper program. 1965-1966. 8 1/4" x 11 1/4." Four pages (one leaf folded in half and printed on all sides), complete. One small black-and-white portrait illustration of the two musicians, complete. Horizontal fold line at center. Pages are very clean and intact overall. Pages slightly age-toned. Two small holes on spine (likely from staple removal). A Very Good copy. Program for a duet performance by Yehudi Menuhin (1916-1999) and Fou Ts'ong (1934-2020). Yehudi Menuhin was a violinist of Lithuanian Jewish descent who was born in the United States and later moved to Britain. He played the Soil Stradivarius, which is considered one of the finest violins made by the famous Antonio Stradivari. Fou Ts'ong was a Chinese-British pianist. Like Menuhin, Fou had a successful career and played internationally. Fou became well-known for his interpretations of works by Chopin. Front and back pages include a brief biography of Menuhin and Fou. Interior pages comprise the program. The Community Concert Association was part of a movement to bring the arts from metropolitan areas to smaller communities that did not necessarily have the funds to host such events. Community Concerts was founded in 1922 as the Organized Audience Movement, which was led by Dema Harshbarger and Ward French. Columbia Concerts Corporation (which would later become Columbia Artists Management, Inc.) became interested in Community Concerts and acquired it in 1928 as a subsidiary. After the acquisition, Community Concerts became Community Concerts, Inc., which helped local communities establish their own Community Concert Associations. Community Concerts enjoyed many decades of success under Columbia Artists until 1999 when it was sold to Trawick Artists Management. Unfortunately, Community Concerts became defunct in 2003 when Trawick Artists became bankrupt, but today, many of the local Community Concert Associations still operate independently.. Book. Book Condition: Collectible-Very Good. Binding: No Binding

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