BSO continued until the creation of the Tanglewood Festival Chorus; both Club and Society continue to sing with the BSO on occasion. Since the retirement of Doc Davison, the Glee Club has had only five conductors: G. Wallace “Woody” Woodworth, who led the group from 1933 to 1958; noted Beethoven scholar Elliot Forbes, from 1958 to 1970, who led the group on an extensive tour around the world in 1961; F. John Adams, 1970–1978; Jameson N. Marvin, 1978–2010; and Andrew G. Clark through the present. Under the leadership of Jameson Marvin as conductor of the Glee Club, the group continued to tour extensively, and was invited to a number of conventions of the American Choral Directors Association, invitations that were extended only through a blind audition process. Most recently, the Glee Club appeared at regional conventions in Pittsburgh in 2002 and Boston in 2004 and at a national convention in Los Angeles in 2005. Concerts led by Marvin were favorably received across the country and around the world. Notable alumni Many Glee Club members and assistant conductors have gone on to become leaders of American music, including composers, choral directors, and orchestra managers across the country. Alumni of the Glee Club notable for careers in music include: Virgil Thomson, who was assistant conductor on the 1921 European tour Elliott Carter, who remarked, "I owe my knowledge of music to the Harvard Glee Club" William Christie, also briefly the group's accompanist Leonard Bernstein Irving Fine John Gurney, bass-baritone with the Metropolitan Opera John Harbison Hugh Wolff William Martin, operatic tenor Scott Tucker, current director of the Washington Choral Arts Society. Isaiah Jackson, director of Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra Noel Jan Tyl, opera singer and former business manager of Houston Grand Opera In addition, a number of Harvard Glee Club alumni have gone on to distinguished careers in other areas. They include: Theodore Roosevelt, twenty-sixth President of the United States Franklin Delano Roosevelt, thirty-second President of the United States Harry Blackmun, former Supreme Court Justice and author of the majority opinion in Roe v. Wade John "Jack" Reed, author of Ten Days that Shook the World, who was also President of the Harvard Glee Club Jesse Francis "Jeff" Bingaman Jr., former U.S. Senator from New Mexico G. C. Waldrep, American poet Noam Elkies, mathematician Patrick Harlan, television personality in Japan "Reverend Jim" Ignatowski, fictional taxi driver The Glee Club today The Harvard