Theodore Thomas Score Cleaning Cloth
A microfiber cleaning cloth featuring a snippet of a manuscript from CSO founder and first music director Theodore Thomas. Measures approximately 4” x 6”, perfect for cleaning glasses, CDs and other sensitive surfaces. Packaged in a compact, plastic sleeve for easy storage.
In June 1901, Theodore Thomas — the Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s founder and first music director — arranged a suite of music from Richard Wagner’s Das Rheingold, the first of four operas in the composer’s Ring cycle. The suite was first performed by the Orchestra in October of that year under Thomas’s baton at the Auditorium Theatre.
Score sample courtesy of the Theodore Thomas collection, Rosenthal Archives of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra
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A microfiber cleaning cloth featuring a snippet of a manuscript from CSO founder and first music director Theodore Thomas. Measures approximately 4” x 6”, perfect for cleaning glasses, CDs and other sensitive surfaces. Packaged in a compact, plastic sleeve for easy storage.
In June 1901, Theodore Thomas — the Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s founder and first music director — arranged a suite of music from Richard Wagner’s Das Rheingold, the first of four operas in the composer’s Ring cycle. The suite was first performed by the Orchestra in October of that year under Thomas’s baton at the Auditorium Theatre.
Score sample courtesy of the Theodore Thomas collection, Rosenthal Archives of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra
