Springville Herald | 1955-09-01 | Page 3 | David Dalton Sent on Musical Tour While on Mission

I Plays in Germany . . . , '(f"r '.'. .. - ' ' ' ' .i ,.''-V .' " '! ! j I David Dalton Sent On Musical Tour While on Mission Ylollnl.st rvM nalton son of '' ami M,. OUvoi. i,;ltn C boon wiKWli b west go .man Mission r.osldont Konnotl b vor to prosont concerts In the K"hr region of Germany, vvas learned rocontly. 3 Ho is now in his second year of Walton's tours have taken him ty he ton principle cities of ml Crltios described nation's play-lfi play-lfi as havuur -great warmth and solidity with sufficient technique and good understanding and svm- W r lhf, mUSiC Psen! Ihey also said that he was -on the way to higher successes." Turpose of this tour is to advertise ad-vertise the church and its missionary mis-sionary work. It has been found that music proves to be a successful suc-cessful medium to attract the German Ger-man people. It is effective in mak-mff mak-mff the church better known for , closer contact and work by the I other missionaries who work in ; the cities. I This is the second tour of this nature that Dalton has had. The first one was to Prance and Germany Ger-many under the invitation of the Twelfth Air Force. Dalton has had a long- list of accomplishments in this area. The biggest of these, perhaps, is his work with the Utah Symphony orchestra. He was also concert master for the Brigham Young University orchestra. iMimiiiminiiiirMtii,trii.fttf David Dalton