Word: hogans
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Last Friday at Kirkland House, four fine musicians gave an intense and memorable performance of this quartet, revealing its masterful qualities through the vividness of their playing. The music makes extreme emotional and technical demands, but clarinetist David Kass, pianist Hugh Wolff, violinist Lynn Chang, and cellist Craig Hogan rose impressively to the challenge...
...although he had no comparable solo, sensitively handled the shifting harmonies, providing the quartet with a sure base for their soaring and sometimes frantically demonic melodies. The piece is full of fast unison passages for the strings which would glaringly expose any inconsistency in rhythm or pitch. Chang and Hogan played best in these sections that would have frazzled the nerves and ears of lesser musicians...
Once the Crimson got its foot in the door, however, a deluge followed. Seven seconds after McMahon's tally. Leigh Hogan took a pass from Ted Thorndike and beat Penn goalie Carl Jackson cleanly, sending Harvard into a commanding 2-0 lead...
...after Hogan made it 5-0 with his second goal of the game at 711, the Pennsylvania squad began to take control, and it was only some spectacular goaltending by the sophomore Petrovek in the final minutes of the contest that salvaged for Harvard its 14th Division One victory...
...Merie Noire and Quartet For The End Of Time by Olivier Messaien; Marilyn Chohaney, flute, Lynn Chang, violin, David Kass, clarinet, Craig Hogan, cello, and Hugh Wolff, piano; Kirkland JCR; 8:30; free...