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Dr. Charles E. Vogan, Professor Emeritus, served ODU from 1950-1976 in the Music Department, and as Chair of that department from 1950-1965.In addition to his background, the interview discusses his interests in music, developments in the Music Department at the Norfolk Division, musical groups (e.g., Opera Workshop, Madrigal Singers), community programs and musical organizations.

Dr. Charles E. Vogan, Professor Emeritus, served ODU from 1950-1976 in the Music Department, and as Chair of that department from 1950-1965.In addition to his background, the interview discusses his interests in music, developments in the Music Department at the Norfolk Division, musical groups (e.g., Opera Workshop, Madrigal Singers), community programs and musical organizations.

Dr. S. Eliot Breneiser, an Emeritus professor in the Music Department, was a part of the ODU faculty from 1951-1986. He was born around 1923 in Santa Monica, California and died February 11, 1988. The interview discusses Breneiser's background, the development of the Music Department and its students, Breneiser's role in the Faculty Senate and University Senate, his views on campus unrest in the 1960s, and his involvement in many of the activities of the Music Department, including Opera and Madrigals.

Dr. S. Eliot Breneiser, an Emeritus professor in the Music Department, was a part of the ODU faculty from 1951-1986. He was born around 1923 in Santa Monica, California and died February 11, 1988. The interview discusses Breneiser's background, the development of the Music Department and its students, Breneiser's role in the Faculty Senate and University Senate, his views on campus unrest in the 1960s, and his involvement in many of the activities of the Music Department, including Opera and Madrigals. Interview transcribed by Charlotte Smith in 2002.

Dr. S. Eliot Breneiser, an Emeritus professor in the Music Department, was a part of the ODU faculty from 1951-1986. He was born around 1923 in Santa Monica, California and died February 11, 1988. The interview discusses Breneiser's background, the development of the Music Department and its students, Breneiser's role in the Faculty Senate and University Senate, his views on campus unrest in the 1960s, and his involvement in many of the activities of the Music Department, including Opera and Madrigals. Interview recorded on one cassette tape, two sides. Good audio quality. Side 2 of the tape was transcribed, but not digitized. 0:30:21