Word: chorales
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...policies of Professor Spalding. He realized the extent to which "musical appreciation" might enter the lives of the general student, and his lead in this respect has been followed all over the country. He was among the first to recognize Professor Davison's capacity for interesting the undergraduate in choral music, with results which are known internationally. Under his leadership a college music department could henceforth not remain merely a school for technical study, but must extend its benefits to the whole student body. It is still perhaps too soon for Professor Spalding's work to be summarized adequately...
Professors in the University will provide instruction in the following fields: Business Economics, Appreciation of Art, Appreciation of Music, Choral Singing, and Literature. The instruction, though of university grade, will not count for university credit. It is not intended that these courses shall conflict or be connected with the lectures offered by the Commission on Extension Courses. The number of lectures in the unemployment benefit courses is smaller than in the university extension ones...
...Choral music will be furnished by members of the Glee Club and University Choir...
Christmas carols will be sung in Sanders Theatre this evening at 8.15 o'clock by members of the University choir and the Radcliffe Choral Society for the benefit of the Cambridge Visiting Nurses Association. The concert, which will be conducted by A. T. Davison '06, director of the choir, is to be repeated tomorrow evening...
...program, arranged by Dr. Davison, and by G. W. Woodworth '24, assistant director of the choir and director of the Choral Society, includes three songs which were also on last year's program, "The Holly and the Ivy," a traditional Gloucestershire carol, "Fum, Fum, Fum," a Christmas march from the Catalonian province, and the "Christmas Carol of the Pifferari," a Neapolitan air. The other carols, which have not been sung recently are "Glory to God in the Highest," by Pergolist; "The Five Lesser Joys of Mary," by Warlock, "Upon My Lap My Sovereign Sits," by Pierson; "Christmas Bells," by Osgood...