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The Morehead State University community is mourning the loss of retiree and professor emeritus Dr. Earle Louder, who died Wednesday, May 26, at age 88.
Louder began his career at MSU in 1968 as a music professor, specializing in euphonium and tuba. In 1987, he was awarded the MSU Alumni Association s Distinguished Faculty Award and the Kentucky Music Education Association s Teacher of the Year Award, which he would win again the following year. In 1994, he was named a lifetime member of the International Tuba Euphonium Association (ITEA), of which he was a founding member.
Louder retired in 1996 and was given the title of professor emeritus. In 1999, he received the Tubist Universal Brotherhood Association (TUBA) Lifetime Achievement Award. Most recently, he was awarded the prestigious Edwin Franko Goldman Citation in 2019, presented by the American Bandmasters Association in March 2020.
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Jan Swenson was just hired to teach band at a neighboring school in 1970 when she stopped by New Glarus High School to see its âspectacularâ band.
She went to the schoolâs band room â a classroom with a capacity, she remembers from seeing on a sign, of 36.
âIâm standing there waiting for the kids to come in, and they come in, and they keep coming, and they keeping coming,â Swenson said.
Larry Daehnâs high school band included about 100 students. At the time, the schoolâs entire student population was about 150.
It turns out his students knew something the rest of the music world would only later come to appreciate.