Word: mozarts
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...RADCLIFFE-HARVARD Dance Workshop has several unique aspects. It provides the only performing art at the University whose works are created from the bottom up by students (no Shakespeare scripts, no Mozart scores); it is one of the very few organizations which has maintained its roots in the Radcliffe community; and it is the only creative art here which has a woman, Claire Mallardi, as its director...
Brandenburg Party. String players invited to an open reading of Bach: Brandenburg No.4, D-Minor Harpsichord Concerto; Mozart: Horn Concerto No.3. Conductors, soloists, sherry, and cookies provided. Sunday, April...
Radcliffe Chamber Orchestra, David Evans, conducting. Mozart: Piano Concertos in B-flat and A (Paul Rosenbloom, soloist). Free. Saturday, April...
...emerge that David Evitts and Gregory Shatten were the vocal and piano soloists for an extremely conservative program of Bach and Handel. The choice of works, by conductor Robert Baker, were in line with the Bach Society's year-long emphasis on music from the Bach-Haydn-Mozart axis, rarely exploring material before or after...
...enormous contribution that foreigners have made to the development of music. Only two of the 36 songs--"Frere Jacques" and "Au Clair de la Lune"--were not written by Americans. The book, for example, includes the work of Al Jolson ("California Here I Come") but ignores that of Wolfgang Mozart ("Symphony No. 39 in E flat," "The Marriage of Figaro"). Nowhere in the songbook is the music of Ludwig van Beethoven ("The Fifth Symphony," "Missa Solemnis"), another talented foreigner. In fairness to editor Michael Scheff, it must be noted that Beethoven disliked the telephone and refused to compose...