Word: madrigale
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For three quarters of an hour, Conductor Alfredo Antonini led his forces through Puccini's composition; there were 185 voices of the Swedish Choral Club, a 75-piece orchestra and three male soloists. Lovers of La Bohème and Tosca recognized in the youthful sacred work hints of...
Lehrer puts the Periodic Table of the elements to music. He devises a musical method of teaching differentiation, and writes a madrigal, no less, to aid memorization of physical formulae.
As in all elections, there was much swinging but few hits. Labor, humiliated in its foreign policy by the Iran withdrawal, and hurt at home by high prices and food shortages, tried to make peace the issue, and Churchill a warmonger. (Churchill on World War III: "The main reason that...
Madrigal singers and a performance by the Dance Group will round out the entertainment. Dessert and coffee will be served during the evening.
Since 1939, when he became William Allan Neilson Research Professor at Smith, he and his wife and daughter have lived in Northampton. He also travels to Princeton for a weekly lecture, every fortnight or so drops by to visit his distinguished cousin Albert. Last year the Princeton University Press published...