Word: chansons
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...bridling invitation from the management and the dignitary would clamber readily from his seat in the front row to be himself upon the stage. The producers of Say When had more ambitious plans for the chief municipal executive. Reflecting that he had long ago written a now famous chanson, "Will You Love Me in December as You Do in May," they urged him to whip his talents once more and write the words of a song for Say When. This the Mayor did. These are the words...
...steps of the tomb and singing the society's private song, "Gaily the Troubadour." (Of a frosty winter's evening in New Haven, Conn., or after the wedding of a "Keys" man, auditors of all ages and affiliations whatever will stand to listen to this ringing chanson, the rendition of which is invariably exceptionally fine, as "Keys" seldom fails to enroll one or more of the best voices in each class...
...Fantasia Tehaikowsky 4. Songs by University Glee Club (a) The Gypsy Zolotarov (b) Come Again, Sweet Love Dowland (c) Fete Polonaise Chabriere 5. Alsatian Scenes Massenet 6. Tarantelle Tacchia 7. Magic Fire Music Wagner 8. Songs by University Glee Club (a) Now is the Month of Maving Morley (b) Chanson a Boire Poulene (c) Nocturine Cul (d) Sir Eglamore English Folk Song (e) March of the Peers Sullivan 9. Bacchanale Saint-Sains 10. Barcarolle Offenbach 11. Veritas Dinsmore
Included in the program, which resembles those of former concerts, is the "Chanson a Boire," which was sung at the Symphony Hall concert on February 18. This piece was dedicated to the Glee Club by the composer, Monsieur Poulenc, who is one of the famous modernists of "The Six" at Paris, and whose piece shows distinct modernistic tendencies...
...program follows: Fair Harvard Ave Maria Ascribed to Arcadelt O Filii et Filiae Leisring lustorum Animae Byrd Credo Gretchaninov The Gypsy Zolotarev Lady of the Lagoon Bantock Chanson a Boire Poulene Sir Eglamore English Folk Song March of the Peers, from "lolanthe" Sullivan Now is the Month of Maying Morley Bon Jour, mon Coeur Lassus Nocturne Cui Fete Polonaise from "Le Roi Malgre Lut" Chabrier