Anna Lockwood

Photograph included with student application. Courtesy of Western Regional Archives.

Courtesy of Western Regional Archives

FOCUS

Music

ROLE

Student

ATTENDANCE

1944 - 1946

BIRTH

1923-05-19

Chicago, IL

DEATH

1956-09-04

New York City, NY

Anna Lockwood/ Schauffler was a music student at the college from 1944 to 1946. She is noted in regular weekly concerts, was a student officer, and held office on the entertainment committee while at BMC.

Relationships:

Husband: Fellow BMC student, Richard Lockwood

Sister: Fellow BMC student, Sue Schauffler

Brother: David Craig Schauffler, who was often a guest at the college to visit his sisters and friend, Ray Johnson

Asheville Art Museum Collection

2017.40.180 November 20, 1944 bulletin,

"The concert on Saturday evening, November 25, will include music by Mozart, Schubert, and Beethoven. Trudi Straus, Gretel Dorothy Carr, and Anna Schauffler will play Mozart's String Quartet in A Major; and Trudi Straus and Heinrich Jalowetz will play Schubert's Sonatina for Violin and Piano in A Minor. The • last number on the program will be Beethoven's String Trio Opus 9 in C Minor, played by Trudi Straus, Gretel Lowinsky, and. Anna Schauffler."

2017.40.192 March 5, 1945 bulletin,

"Gretel Lowinsky, Dorothy Carr and Anna Schauffler gave a violin-viola-cello concert at the Stephens-Lee Negro High School on Friday morning for the benefit of the school’s Library Fund. They played Boccerini’s String Trio in D, Ravel’s Pavane for Cello and Piano, Haydn’s Capriccio for Cello and Piano, Mozart’s Minuet for Violin and Piano, and Beethoven’s Duet for Violin and Cello."

2017.40.199 April 23, 1945 bulletin,

"Anna Schauffler and Edward Lowinsky, will give a cello-piano concert on Saturday evening in the Dining Hall beginning at 8:15 o’clock. The program will include: Handel’s Sonata Number 1 in G Minor, Bocchorini’s Sonata in A Major, and Beethoven’s Variations on a Theme by Mozart."

2017.40.203 May 22, 1945 bulletin,

"There will be a concert in the Dining Hall on Saturday evening, May 26, beginning at 8:15 o’clock. Trudi Straus and Gretel Lowinsky will play Mozart’s Duo for Violin and Viola; Heinrich Jalowetz and Trudi Straus will play Beethoven’s Sonata for Violin and Piano in G Major, Opus 96; and Edward Lowinsky, Trudi Straus, Gretel Lowinsky and Anna Schauffler will play Mozart’s Piano Quartet in G Minor."

Courses Taken

Fall Quarter 1944-1945: Introductory Weaving with Bauer, Ensemble with Jalowetz, Elements of Form and Structure in Music with Jalowetz, Herman Melville: An Introduction to American Writing with Kazin

Winter Quarter 1944-1945: Ensemble with Lowinsky, Bible with Lowinsky, Counterpoint with Jalowetz, Plato with Dehn, Chorus with Jalowetz

Spring Quarter 1945: Ensemble with Jalowetz and Lowinsky, Counterpoint with Jalowetz, Chorus with Jalowetz, Outline of Western Culture with Lowinsky, Tutorial – Viennese School of Music with Jalowetz

Summer 1945: Leatherwork with Rudofsky, Collegium Musicum with Bodky, Chamber Orchestra with Bodky, Jalowetz, Private Cello Lessons with Heinitz, String Quartet with Jalowetz

Winter Quarter 1945-1946: Counterpoint with Jalowetz, Ensemble with Lowinsky and Jalowetz, Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven with Lowinsky, Chorus with Jalowetz

Spring 1945-1946: Viennese Classical Symphony with Lowinsky, Counterpoint with Lowinsky, Three Ensembles with Straus, Chorus with Lowinsky

Work Program report from Manvel Schauffler in BMC Bulletin.
Photograph of author

Author

Amanda Hartman

Amanda Hartman is the creator of BMC Yearbook, serving as the lead director, engineer, and researcher. She holds a MLIS in archive/ collections management, MA in art/ museum education, and BA in design. After working in museums and archives for a decade, she made the transition to tech and is now a software developer specializing in applications for museums, archives, and higher education.

Her interest in Black Mountain College began while working as a digital archivist with the Asheville Art Museum's BMC archive collection. She transcribed and digitized over 1500 documents created by the college. While working closely with these archives, she began independent research on the interracial program and Negro Week activities BMC, writing biographies of lesser known students and staff members. That research transformed into this BMC Yearbook project.

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