This undated publicity photo shows master cellist Walter-Michael Vollhardt. Born in Heidelberg, Germany, Vollhardt performs internationally.

This publicity photo of a costumed danseur and ballerina in a classic ballet pose is noted on Side 2, "Southern Dance Theatre 1983-84." The dancers are unidentified.

This publicity photo from the Friends of Music 1983-84 Concert Series shows Robert and Ingrid MacDonald performing a duet. An internationally-known pianist and director of piano studies at Florida Southern College, Robert MacDonald frequently collaborated with his actress wife, Ingrid. One popular production was a one-act, two-person play based on the love letters of Frederic Chopin and French novelist George Sand (the pen name of Amantine Dupin, Baroness Dudevant).

This publicity photo shows violinist Reiko Niiya-Tigges in a classical pose. Ms. Niiya-Tigges performed locally during the Friends of Music 1983-84 Concert Series. She later became a concertmaster.

This publicity photo shows Klaus Hellwig in an informal pose. The acclaimed German pianist performed at a Friends of Music concert on October 12, 1982.

This publicity photo, cropped to fit a montage, shows the Cornell University Glee Club. The Cornell Glee Club, established in 1868, is the oldest student organization of the Ithaca, New York, university. The 60-member male chorus performed during the Friends of Music 1983-84 Concert Series.

This publicity photo shows cellist Timothy Tigges. The classical musician performed during the Friends of Music 1983-84 Concert Series.

This publicity photo from the Friends of Music 1983-84 Concert Series shows Barbara Rowan, pianist, and Brooks DeWetter-Smith, flautist, performing a duet. Both artists are professors of music at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.

This undated publicity photo shows a woman and three men in formal dress performing as a traditional string quartet (two violins, one viola, one cello). The musicians are unidentified.

This undated photo shows a group of performers posed for a post-production curtain-call on a school stage. The photo appears to have been taken in the auditorium of a school in Babylon-Islip, Long Island, New York. No one in the photo is identified.

This publicity photo of a young man in formal wear is identified on Side 2 as Charles Hess. Mr. Hess performed on November 16, 1982, during the Friends of Music Concert Series.

This undated photo shows a floral bouquet, a tribute poster to the "Many Hats" worn by Lucille Caddoo, a pair of ceramic Victorian-style boots and other mementos significant to Lucille Caddoo's many years of participation with the Friends of Music.