Sunday at First Lutheran will be an All Chopin concert - this harmonizes with this article from 85 years ago, March. Linnea Gord performs Chopin.
LEDGER, MARCH 22, 1925
Robert Weisbach Studio Program for KGB
Upper row, from left to right: Mildred Rosenberg, Josephine Peers, Mrs. R.K. Haskell. Lower row, from left to right: Maxine Knuppe, Linnea Goode, Elsie Carlson
Studio nights have become one of the most populat offering from KGB, The Ledger broadcasting station and it is with pleasure that KGB presents on Monday evening a studio program arranged by Robert Wiesbach, pianist-composer and teacher of the piano.
Mr. Wiesbach is one of the pioneer teachers of
The tentative program is as follows:
Polonaise in A Major............Chopin
Miss Linnae Goode
To Spring..................................Grieg
Miss Maxine Knuppe
Mazurka Elegante......
Miss Mildred Rosenbach (age 13)
Octave Etude in F.............Hendricks
Jesse Curtis
Prelude from Suite.............Debussy
Miss Josephine Peers
Staccato Caprico..............Vogrich
Miss Margaret McConville
Allegro de Concert.....Granados
Miss Elsie Carlson
Rhapsodie in B Minor.....Brahms
Mrs. R.K. Haskell
Romanza in F Sharp......Schumann
Etude in D Flat.......Liszt
Miss Winnifred Davis
Monday evening preceding the musical program arranged by Mr. Weis-
(end of clipping) Linnea Gord acted as an accompanist, a choir director (in Swedish, dirigent) for her heritage group's Swedish-Finnish choir - and as dance band piano player for their band, The Gord Family Orchestra. This was an avocation. She worked for fifteen years as a secretery in Tacoma, married at thirty-four. They had two daughters, one was myself. Linnea Gord was a life-time member of First Lutheran Church.
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