Word: lieder
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Another magnet in Manhattan last week was German Soprano Lotte Lehmann, pride of the Chicago Opera, now starting to give concerts in the U. S. Soprano Lehmann is a heavy, Teutonic woman. Her program listed pure German Lieder. But people who tried to get in at the last minute were greeted by a big HOUSE SOLD OUT. Soprano Ljung-berg was one of many musicians who crowded in to hear Lehmann round out each song with marvelous warmth and eloquence...
...Economics 31 Geol. Lect. Rm. Engin. Sciences 9 Pierce 304 English 2 Fogg Large Rm. Fogg Small Rm. French 9 Emerson D Geology 17a Mallinckrodt MB9 German 1a Mr. Bennett, Sec. 2 Harvard 6 Professor Silz, Sec. 3 Harvard 6 Dr. Zipf, Sec. 4 Harvard 6 German 2 Professor Lieder, Sec. 2 Emerson 211 Professor Cawley, Sec. 3 Emerson 211 German 12a Harvard 2 Government 8 Harvard 5 Greek B Mr. Hammond, Sec. 1 Sever 29 History 12 New Lect. Hall History 28 Sever 11 History 56a New Lect. Hall Latin 12 Sever 17 Mathematics A II Professor Coolldge...
...Mallinckrodt MB9Classical Philology 38 Sever 29Economics 1a Geol. Lect. Rm.Economics 31 Geol. Lect. Rm.Engin. Sciences 9 Pierce 304English 2 Fogg Large Rm. Fogg Small Rm.France 9 Emerson DGeology 17a Mallinckrodt MB9German 1aMr. Bennett, Sec. 2 Harvard 6Professor Silz, Sec. 3 Harvard 6Dr. Zipf, Sec. 4 Harvard 6German 2Professor Lieder, Sec. 2 Emerson 211Professor Cawley, Sec. 3 Emerson 211German 12a Harvard 2Government 8 Harvard 5Greek BMr. Hammond, Sec. 1 Sever 29History 10b Sever 29History 12 New Lect. HallHistory 28 Sever 11History 56a New Lect. HallLatin 12 Sever 17Mathematics A IIProfessor Coolidge, Sec. 1 New Lect. HallMr. Galbraith, Sec. 2 New Lect...
Europe knows Richard Tauber as well as the U. S. knows John McCormack. The two have much in common: they are both good showmen, both fat men with infectious smiles. Both started in opera, went in later for lieder. Both frankly cater to the people's taste to their own tremendous profit. Their phonograph records are bestsellers. They are not above making sound films or capitalizing on the theme songs...
...wearing his monocle, but he did display the entire range of his versatility. With conventional operatic zest he sang an aria from Mehul's almost forgotten Joseph in Egypt. His loud tones were not always smooth but there was none of the nasal bleating common to most German tenors. Lieder by Schumann and Schubert he sang with expert tenderness, using perhaps too often a pianissimo of exquisite softness. The rest of the evening was Lehar, Lehar cheered by an audience which refused to go home until it had heard "Dein ist meinganzes Herz" ("Thine Is My Heart Alone") from...