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...following tentative program will be used throughout the trip: March: Front Section, Bagley The Morning: from Peer Gynt Suite, Grieg Wang Wang Blues: Specialty Piccolo Solo: Chanson du Rossignol, Filipovski W. F. Manning '22. Pianologues Selected Sidney Reinherz. Fifty Symphony: Andante Cantabile, Tschaikowsky (Second Movement) Songs, Selected University Band Quartet. At Krazy Kat's Ball, Harvard Specialty Orchestra J. H. S. Moynahan, Dances. Drum Specialty, W. L. Olmstead '22, S. B. Clark '22. Harvardians. Soldiers Field. Our Director. Fair Harvard...
...tonight is as follows: Cherubim Song Rachmaninoff De Profundis Old Chant O Sacrum Convivium Viadana Glee Club Sonata in G. Major, Brahms Vivace ma non troppor, Adagio. Allegro molto moderato. Mr. Kreisler Has Sorrows Thy Young Days Shaded, Irish Folk Songs Love Songs, Brahms Cavalier Song, Stanford Glee Club. Chanson Louis XIII et Pavane Couperin Variations Tartini Air Rachmaninoff La Fille aux Cheveux de Lin Debussy (Arranged by Arthur Hartmann.) La Gitana Kreisler Mr. Kreisler The Nightingale Weelkes Heart-ache Dvorak Ye Watchers and Ye Holy Ones, 17th Century German Melody Glee Club Carl Lamson accompanist for Mr. Kreisler
...will be presented this evening by Mr. Whiting at the harpsichord, assisted by Miss Loraine Wyman, soprano; Mr. George Barrere, flute; Mr. Herbert Dittler, violin; and Mr. Percy Such, violoncello:-- I. Musette, II. Sarabande, III. Forlane en Rondeau, F. Couperin I. Menuet, II. L'Indiscrete, III. Tambourin, Rameau (Quartet.) Chansons populaires. (Soprano.) I. Chanson Louis XIII, II. Pavane, L. Couperin (Violoncello.) I. Sarabande, II. Pavane, De Chambonnieres Gigue, Loeillet (Flute.) Chaconne en Rondeaux, F. Couperin
...follows: "Le Monument de la Marne." Hector Laze '21. "La Situation Economize de la France." William Allen Denker '20. "La France et le Traite de Paix." Huntington Brown. '22. Solo, "Le Gai Vagabond." Bruneau Solo, "le Manor de Rosemonde." Dupart M. George Mager. Seprano Solo. "Paysage." Hahn Seprano Solo. "Chanson Nervegienne." Mme. George Mager. "L'Education Francaise of I'Avenir." John Leslie Hotson '21. "Le Probleme de la Reconstruction en France." George Richmond Fearing, Jr., '28. "La France a Franefort." Wlater Barton Leach. Jr., '22. Duet from the First Act of "Manon." Massenet M. and Mme. George Mager...
...Spangled Banner" as its means of arousing patriotism. It is a song difficult to sing, but none the less splendid. Its effect has been and can be one of infinite magnitude. This effect, however, is dependent on the way it is sung. "The Star Spangled Banner" is not a Chanson sans Paroles. Yet it would seem that many American citizens hold this opinion when a band or orchestra play it. The mumbling and lipcontortions which immediately ensue are not conducive to raising the level of one's feelings. Perhaps at no time in her history has our nation so needed...