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...trip which have yet to be filled. The remaining engagements are at Wellesley on February 28, at the Intercollegiates in New York on March 1, and at Smith on April 26. In addition to these trips the club in connection with the Boston Symphony Orchestra will render Beethoven's Ninth Symphony at Symphony Hall on March 30. When the schedule is completed it will include approximately eight more concerts...
...complete program for tonight will be as follows: Harvard Hymn Paine We Praise Thee Schvedov British Folk Songs: Bonnie Dundee (Scottish) Lament for Owen Roe O'Neill (Irish) The Hundred Pipers (Scottish) Fire, Fire, My Heart, Morley Hallelujah Chorus, from the "Mount of Olives" Beethoven...
...dignitaries celebrated the occasion. The Bach masterpiece is enormously difficult with its intricate weaving of voices in the manner of the old ecclesiastical polyphony. It is likewise immensely fine. Some critics rate it as Bach's greatest work. Others call it the greatest Mass ever written, with Beethoven's Mass in D as the only possible disputant for the honor, which leads to the interesting and meaningful consideration that what is possibly the highest piece of Roman liturgical music was written by the devout Lutheran, Bach, who was capelmeister at St. Thomas' Evangelical Church in Leipzig...
...program will be the same as that given last Saturday, except for two specialty numbers that have been added, F. W. Ramseyer will play two piano solo. "Fantasia" by Chopin, and Beethoven's "Minuette", while Thayer Cumings will give a pianologue...
...Father's Door Adieu, Sweet Amarillis, Wilbye Bedouin Song, Foote TUESDAY, MAY 15 Harvard Hymn, Paine We Praise Thee, Schvedov British Folk Songs: Bonnie Dundee (Scottish) Lament for Owen Roe O'Neill The Hundred Pipers (Scottish) Fire, Fire, My Heart, Morley Hallelujah Chorus, From the "Mount of Olivers", Beethoven TUESDAY, MAY 22 Harvard Hymn, Paine Integer Vitae, Flemming Pirate Song, Gilbert Break Forth, O Beautous Heavnly Light, Bach Drake's Drum, Coleridge Taylor