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Black Gold Drum and Bugle Corps
A 1992 newspaper photograph documents the corps performing at Kerr Park and identifies trumpeter Cory Sharp of Edmond.
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Newspaper captures, programs, photographs, and ensemble accounts document particular occasions when music entered public life. They can connect a named group with a date, place, or event.
An announced engagement is evidence of a plan; a report of a completed performance supports a different claim. The original source links let readers examine that distinction.

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A 1992 newspaper photograph documents the corps performing at Kerr Park and identifies trumpeter Cory Sharp of Edmond.
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Oklahoma Eagle notices document 1974 benefit concerts for band uniforms and equipment, a 1978 band-boosters appeal, and a 1979 final uniform-payment presentation.
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The Oklahoma Hall of Fame states that Everette Green Fry organized the Kiltie Band in Oklahoma City in 1923. Archival photographs document Captain Fry's group and the later American Legion Post 35-sponsored Kiltie Band.
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Harry E. Brill directed the recently organized band at the Modern Woodmen national encampment in Buffalo. It served as escort to Head Consul A. R. Talbot, won first prize for parade excellence, and placed second in the band contes
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The reviewed Oklahoma band history identifies Shattuck Stampede and Booster Band in Shattuck and gives the evidence date as 1930s. The source identifies Eldon Baker as director.
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Starlight documents free summer concerts since 1947 and current concert-band and jazz-orchestra branches employing professional musicians.
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Photograph taken for a story in the Oklahoma Journal newspaper. Caption: "Eschenbach, Christopher." Headline: Eschenbach Christopher, German, piano Artist.
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Photograph taken for a story in the Oklahoma Journal newspaper. Caption: "Kobayashi, Kenji." Headline: Kobayashi Kenji, Violinist, Amus.
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Photograph taken for a story in the Oklahoma Journal newspaper. Caption: "Kogan, Leonid." Headline: Kogan Leonid, Russian violinist, Amus.
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