The Sound of the Past, Present, and Future
Ohio music teacher Jack Renner began recording ensembles on as a hobby shortly after the start of his teaching career in Geneva, Ohio. In 1963, he left teaching to record full-time. Jack became one of about sixty franchisees of the …
On April 4, 1978 at Cleveland’s storied Severance Hall, pioneering wind ensemble conductor Frederick Fennell gave the downbeat for the first-ever digital recording session of a classical ensemble in the United States. The founders of Telarc Records, engineer Jack Renner …