Word: clapp
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Braman '07, Bassett J. H. Breck '07, Harvard College C. Brinsmade '07, Harvard College L. W. Brooke '09, Dana, of the Class of 1852 G. Burt '08, Harvard College C. W. Burton '08, Harvard College W. M. Canaday '08, Edward Russell G. Chandler '07, C. L. Jones P. G. Clapp '09, William Merrick J. B. Coolidge '08, Bassett R. M. Corson '08, Bowditch H. H. Crabtree '07, 7-18 Henry B. Humphrey A. Cravis '07, Harvard College P. N. Crusius '09, George Emerson Lowell W. H. Cunningham '08, Burr C. M. Dane '07, Harvard College A. Davis '07, Harvard College...
...character of the variations was clearly differentiated, and the climax at the end of the fugato was skilfully prepared. The Brahms Hungarian Dances brought the concert to a spirited and brilliant close. Tschaikowsky's elegaic trio was given a serious and earnest interpretation, and the playing of P. G. Clapp '09 of the difficult piano part is especially worthy of praise. C. L. Tittmann 2L. has a sonorous voice of large compass; his performance of "The Two Grenadiers" was especially impressive. "Le Cor" was given with discreet imagination, and Clapp's "The Swimmer" with considerable dramatic effect...
...original compositions, the Sonata movements of E. Ballantine '07 showed a piano style of unusualy polyphony; the capricious "Apriltide," while trifling, was undeniable pleasing. Clapp's song "The Swimmer" showed the greatest individuality of style, the surest grasp of technique, and greatest power to sustain word...
...Flegier, "Le Cor." (b) Schuman, "Die Beiden Grenadiere." (c) P. G. Clapp '09, "The Swimmer...
...Ballantine '07 and R. L. Sweet '08, first piano; P. G. Clapp '09 and J. A. Warner '09 second piano...