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...program is as follows: Harvard Hymn Paine Ave Maria Vittoria Cavalier Song Stanford J'Entends le Monlin French Canadian Folk Song The Campbells are Coming Scotch Folk Song Jean, Joy of Man's Desiring Bach Let Their Celestial Concerts All Unite Handel College Songs
With the Symphony for the last two springs "Doc" Davison's singers have given Bach's great B Minor Mass. With the Vassar Glee Club in Poughkeepsie this spring they made an. evening of Brahms's German Requiem. Unlike most college glee club concerts, it was not a prelude to dancing. This week the Glee Club, again with the Requiem, is to help Dr. Koussevitzky celebrate the centenary of Brahms's birth...
...concert in Cambridge, an oldtime Glee Club secretary hung on the conductor's lectern the "shingle" which used to call gleemen to rehearsal 60 years ago. Scholarly Dr. Richard Cabot told of the Club's history. Dr. Koussevitzky made a praiseful speech. The Club sang Bach, Handel, Palestrina and an ambitious "Dirge for Two Veterans" written in sultry, modernistic vein by British Composer Gustav Hoist who taught last year...
...them he drilled and disciplined as soldiers had never been disciplined before. He won battles, and became the hero of his countrymen. But battles palled, he was not amused. So he built Sanssouci, which in its Baroque lushness reflected his Northern, Germanic, emotional temperament; he became the patron of Bach, whose rich music fitted his rich taste; he imported Voltaire, who satisfied the needs of his rational, concise, superficial intellect; he tempted from France and Austria the most beautiful dancers of Europe to be his favorites and paramours...
...additions to the Literary Board and two to the Business Board were announced by the Harvard Advocate last night. H. B. Barnes '33, L. A. S. McCabe '35, J. S. Bach '36, James Laughlin, IV '36, J. J. Slocum '36, and F. E. Sweetser '36 have been added to the former, while R. R. Lucas '34, and T. J. Ripley '35 are the new members of the Business Board...