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RIP Arthur P. Barnes - 82lsju - 02-07-2024
LSJUMB member and historian, Alex Jardetztky '80, reports the following sad news:
Quote:It is with a heavy heart that I am letting you know that the former Director of Bands at Stanford, Dr. Arthur P. Barnes passed away early Tuesday morning. His family sent out a brief notice to some former Stanford Band members who then forwarded it to a broader group.
RE: RIP Arthur P. Barnes - 81alum - 02-07-2024
He was such an integral part of Stanford and what the Stanford experience meant. I took his class on symphonies in 1978 and acquired a life long love for classical music. But I only took the class because I had heard about the Band Director and the LSJUMB, which of course had almost nothing to do with classical music!
RE: RIP Arthur P. Barnes - cardcrimson - 02-07-2024
The Band has not been the same since he retired. RIP. .. .
RE: RIP Arthur P. Barnes - newguy - 02-07-2024
a good man.
may he rest in peace.
RE: RIP Arthur P. Barnes - JJJ - 02-07-2024
This article from Stanford magazine when he retired is worth re-reading.
https://stanfordmag.org/contents/the-greatest-hits-of-arthur-p-barnes
RE: RIP Arthur P. Barnes - CompSci87 - 02-07-2024
(02-07-2024, 07:30 PM)JJJ Wrote: This article from Stanford magazine when he retired is worth re-reading.
https://stanfordmag.org/contents/the-greatest-hits-of-arthur-p-barnes
Thanks for that! So much I didn't know before. Barnes was quite a character himself!
RE: RIP Arthur P. Barnes - 81alum - 02-08-2024
(02-07-2024, 10:03 PM)CompSci87 Wrote:Yes, that was a fascinating article. I'd love to have heard the simultaneous playing of Rule Britannia and the Banner. And "Go Queen!" Indeed.(02-07-2024, 07:30 PM)JJJ Wrote: This article from Stanford magazine when he retired is worth re-reading.
https://stanfordmag.org/contents/the-greatest-hits-of-arthur-p-barnes
Thanks for that! So much I didn't know before. Barnes was quite a character himself!
RE: RIP Arthur P. Barnes - triangle2 - 02-09-2024
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbA6R87BtT8
RE: RIP Arthur P. Barnes - TrumpCard - 02-09-2024
I didn’t know him all that well, but I enjoyed playing his musical arrangements for LSJUMB. His legacy is strong and his memory is a blessing.