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...runs a wireless despatch reporting the Irish tenor's appearance in Berlin. This sort of thing certainly gives the lie to the opinion still in vogue among cynical subway riders that McCormack's reputation results from crowding audiences of servant girls and from other manifestations of Gaelic loyalty. The tenor, far from being a showy player to gushy sentiment, is one of the most refined and scholarly of artists...
Messrs. Smith and Thompson gave evidence of careful preparation in their numbers for two pianos. After the vigorous concerto movement by Back, Reynaldo Uahn's delicate pieces, "To Lull a Convalescent," afford a poignant indication as to the reaction of the war upon a sensitive Gaelic mind. Two songs by Verlaine F. Hinners '19 to texts by Vervain were sung by Dr. Davison with a romantic appreciation of their atmospheric contents, and with no slight interpretative skill. The piquant Terzetto by Dyorak, with its inimitable Scherzo was excellently played by Messrs. Gammons Baker and Hoffmann. Duets by Hershey and Brahms...
...Gaelic Songs.--(Miss Pratt): Hebridean Islands (arranged by Marjorie Kennedy-Fraser): Kishmul's Galley, A Harris Love Lament, A Raasay Lilt, Milking Croon, Spinning Song, Tir-Nan-Og, A. Hebridean Sea-reiver's Song...
...John Knowles Paine Concert Hall in the Music Building at 7.45 o'clock this evening, Mr. Arthur Whiting will give his third concert in his series of Expositions of Chamber Music. The program will consist of several Gaelic songs as well as various compositions of Debussey, Bizet and others. Miss Fernanda Pratt, a contralto of rare ability, will assist Mr. Whiting in the production of an attractive program...
...next concert in Mr. Arthur Whiting's series of Expositions of Chamber Music will be given tomorrow evening in the John Knowles Paine Concert Hall in the Music Building at 7.45 o'clock. Mr. Whiting, assisted by Miss Fernanda Pratt, contralto, will present a program of Gaelic songs, together with compositions of Debussy, Bizet and others. There will be no charge for admission, but the concert is open only to officers and students of the University and members of the Naval Radio School and Naval Cadet School...