The Dominican Band Photograph, 1925-1926

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Franco-American Collection

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Description

The Dominican Band (Fanfare de l’Association Saint-Dominique) began in 1894. Under the direction of Louis N. Gendreau, they had their first public engagement at Lewiston’s centennial celebration in 1895, and became popular doing “promenade concerts” at Lewiston City Hall. For new members, the band relied on the expert training of boys in the Ste. Cecelia Band. In the late 30’s, the Montagnard Club assumed direction of the band, renaming it La Fanfare Montagnard.

Row 1: Henri Jalbert, John Toutain, Joseph Dumais (Director), Wilfred Boucher, George Dumais, Romeo McGraw, Joseph Beaudette.

Row 2: Charles McGraw, Lucien Beaudette, Nadeau, Fournier, Desire Daqmin, Joseph Nadeau (drum major), Charles Guimond, Harry Lavoie, Arthur Croteau, Emilio Ouellette.

Row 3: Denis Giguere, George Carrier, Antonio Caber, Ferdinand Labrecque, Dominique Gagnon, Albert Giroux, Garneau or Galarneau, Armand Pinette

Row 4: Ludger Monier, Joseph Chenard, Fred Caron, Edmond Cote, Henri Chenard.

Franco-American Heritage Collection; copy print by Jere DeWaters.

Publication Date

1925

City

Lewiston, Maine

Keywords

Franco-American Collection, music, music traditions

Disciplines

Arts and Humanities | History | Music | Public History

Media Type

Photographic Reprint

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Recommended Citation

Franco-American Music Traditions Collection, Franco-American Collection, University of Southern Maine Libraries. Copy print by Jere DeWaters.

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