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...perplexing problems succeeded in a very enjoyable fashion. Instead of moving in the drab chronological way of so many concerts, the program, for instance, had the quiet counterpoint of Nanino lead to an erruptive Milhaud psalm setting. Both choruses performed their older serious works well, but they combined to render an only mildly exciting Part II Finale from Berlioz' Faust...
...world's greatest performing musicians. Since his self-banishment from his native Spain in 1939, Casals has refused to fiddle publicly in any country that recognizes the Franco government,* but, as Muňoz Marin put it, he agreed to play at the White House "to render the homage of music to the great leader whom he admires...
...South House's exhibition leaves a good impression. The few real atrocities have been sufficiently well hidden in dark halls and corners to render their presence inoffensive, and the few outstanding works alone make a visit worthwhile...
...temporarily lends the League, with 10 points on a 5-2-0 record. Yale (3-1-1) meets Princeton (2-2-2) day, and the Crimson (4-1-1) will face the Elis next Friday, probably with center forward Chris Ohiri back in action. A victory over Yale will render the Brown defeat meaningless, as it most certain was anyway
...that of a young person conscious of a great capacity for life, but early stricken and doomed, condemned to die under short respite." Thus Henry James tried to cut through the psychological brambles of his own Wings of the Dove. Last week Manhattan operagoers saw an attempt to render the Jamesian complexities in song: the New York City Opera première of Composer Douglas Moore's The Wings of the Dove...