Word: precisionism
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The fifth of the concerts by the Boston Symphony Orchestra, given last night in Sanders Theatre before the usual large audience proved, from the variety of its programme and the excellence of its rendering, one of the most interesting of the season. The soloist for the evening was Mr. Alwin...
The fall concert of the musical clubs came off last evening, and was without doubt one of the best that has been heard here of late years. The clubs have never appeared to better advantage. The Glee Club sang with excellent phrasing and expression that reflected great credit on Mr...
The third of the Symphony Concerts was given last night in Sanders Theatre before the usual large audience. Mme. Helen Hopekirk, who appeared in Walker Hall, Amherst, two days ago, for the first time this season in America, was the soloist. The programme was a varied one, including a Suite...
The second of the series of Symphony Concerts, given in Sanders Theatre was attended by a rather large and enthusiastic audience. The large number of people present and the great enthusiasm were both due in great part doubtless to the presence of the famous soloist Mme. Nordica, though the orchestra...
Harvard's play was anything but first-class. The backs as usual made good individual gains; but they were helped little by the forwards whose interference, especially in the first half, amounted to nothing at all. The whole rush-line lacked snap and precision. It could not prevent Stagg's...