Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-05-25 | Page 2 | Swing Music Nearing End, Says Leader

Swing Music Nearing End Says Leader S' S IW 4 I 4 S I g S. S p 5 kJ k J Li L i iULi ULi Professor Glenn C. C Bainum Swing music cant can't last The death knell of swing music was sounded by a n. tall tal spectacled led cultured college professor Dr Glenn Cliffe Bainum on his arrival in Salt Lake City Monday on the Union Pacific Dr Bainum director of ot bands and glee gleo clubs at the Northwestern university uni university uni- uni Evanston IlL III stopped here before departing for Price to conduct conduct conduct con con- duct a seven-day seven band clinic for southern Utah grammar grade and i high school musicians Dr Bainum's definition of ot swing music is an extemporaneous embellishment embel embel- I nt on on the original rhythmic and melodic Uc pattern according to toone's toone's ones one's ideas or imagination But It cant can't last very much longer he added because the I vogue for licks and rifts riffs Is being rapidly replaced by sweet and harmonious harmonious har bar I dance music Dr Bainum also has an idea what American youngsters like to do with witha a a. saxophone They take three lessons and think they're R Rudy dy Vallee He was met- met by David S. S Wheelwright as assIstant assistant as- as director of ot the L. L D. D S. S tabernacle choir who studied music and glee club technique under hImat him himat himat at Northwestern His family accompanied accompanied accompanied him S