Word: lieder
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Felix's music, listeners heard a few characteristically lovely lieder-like tunes. But most of the score was more reminiscent of Mozart than of Mendelsohn. Considering that when Felix wrote it Mozart had been in his grave for nearly 40 years, there was little of wit or originality...
...drive ends on Sunday afternoon with a free concert of German orchestral and "lieder" music in the Paine Music Building...
...Chemistry; Arthur B. Lamb '05, Erving Professor of Chemistry; Elmer D. Merrill, Arnold Professor of Botany; Clyde O. Ruggles '09, professor of Public Utility Management and Regulation; Paul J. Sachs '00, professor of Fine Arts; Donald Scott '00, Peabody Professor of American Archaeology and Ethnology; and Frederick W. C. Lieder, associate professor of German...
Professor Lieder has edited several German textbooks; Professor Ruggles was a dean of the College of Commerce and Administration at Ohio State before coming here
...four top recitalists singing in the U.S. today, Jennie Tourel is the youngest, the least known and perhaps the most versatile.* Lotte Lehmann, still a great trouper at 58, sings German lieder; England's tiny Maggie Teyte, no longer up to her old grand opera roles, has made a new hit singing delicate French songs. The great contralto Marian Anderson balances Schubert and Brahms with Negro spirituals. But Jennie Tourel sings exhaustive programs in seven languages (English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese), and three vocal ranges (soprano, mezzo-soprano, contralto). Says she: "[The audiences] understand that...