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...choir sang a chorus from Rubenstein's "Tower of Babel"; E. M. Waterhouse '97, sang Barnard's "Plains of Peace," and Walter N. Edgerly '86, sang "A New Heaven and and a New Earth" from "The Holy City" of Gaul...
...Symphonie Fantastique," Berliz; entr' act, from "Gwendoline," Chabrier; ballet music from "Feramons," Rubenstein; overture, "Manfred," Schumann...
...Boston Symphony Orchestra will give its third concert in Sanders Theatre this evening. The program will consist of a suite in A miner, opus 42, by E. A. Mac Dowell; concerto for pianoforte in G major by Rubenstein; and Beethaven's symphony No. 7. The pianist will be Mme. Helen Hopekirk...
...program of the Symphony Concert tonight will be as follows: Mennelssohn. Overture, Fingal's Cave: otherwise known as "The Hebrides." Arthur Whiting. Concerto for pianoforte, op. 6 in D. Minor. Dvorak. Slavonic dances from the third and fourth series (first time). Rubenstein. Symphony in C, op. 42 (Ocean...
Professor John K. Paine achieved a great success at the recent Cincinnati May festival in the production of his new cantata, "A Song of Promise." Theodore Thomas says concerning this composition: "There is no living composer who can produce such a work, not even Rubenstein...