Word: musical
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Another hindrance to the congregational singing is the unfamiliar, unsuitable and often difficult musical settings. Either the air is rarely heard or, if well known, it hardly seems to fit the unfamiliar stanzas; and in several cases where both music and words are familiar the high-pitched arrangements for the former boy choir are out of range of the average voice...
...from Freshman Red Book Committee, 30.00 $393.40 EXPENDITURES. Student Council dues (1911-12), $10.00 Bands in Freshman year (A. M. Kanrich), 137.00 1914 Banner in Freshman year, 6.00 Printing in Freshman year, 4.00 Postage, 2.15 Printing, 17.45 Telephoning, 50 Smokers (Mar. 1, Apr. 11, May 23), Refreshments, 114.32 Entertainments (Music, etc.), 60.00 $351.42 Balance on hand, $41.98 Respectfully submitted, GEO. F. PLIMPTON, Treasurer...
...first thought a Harvard musical magazine may seen an impractical idea, and were such a paper limited to Harvard musical happenings we would be justified in saying that it had no true field. Considered in a broader sense, as a Harvard publication for music, there are real possibilities for a paper of high standards. Numerous prominent musicians and critics are Harvard graduates and a small but growing body of undergraduates are seriously interested in musical work. It is to unite these in the spirit of our musical ideals and to furnish them with a paper of a standard which certainly...
...requirements for the song are few. It must be spirited and simple, and should consist of two verses with or without a chorus. Men who have words without music, or music without words, or a melody, without an accompaniment can get a collaborator by applying to W. R. Burlingame, Thayer 38. Men may hand in as many songs as they wish...
...Music by Kanrich's Orchestra in Living Room of Union...