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...Then, it was as if Ligeti put the situation on hold for several years. He wrote “Capriccio—Presto con Slancio,” the second movement of the piece, in 1953. With an invigorating prestissimo, Lipkind delivered the love-struck composer’s return to reality with notes that flew so quickly from the bow, it was as if a rustling wind blew into the room and ran with the scale...
...touch in playing their instruments to relay the full effect of the pieces, and minimized the vigorous head-shaking and body-swaying that too often overshadows the actual music in other performances. Each member of the quartet, as well as Fan, displayed an acute awareness of each other, and struck a balance between cohesion and self-expression...
...scores of 7-0. The Crimson was without senior Julia Forgie, who remained in Cambridge to finish her thesis, and sophomore Beier Ko, who was absent due to illness. Undermanned, Harvard forfeited both a doubles and a singles match, giving their opponents an advantage before a serve was even struck. With the losses, the Crimson fell to 1-9 on the season. “We had a lot to adapt to,” freshman Lena Litvak said. “We only had four of our six starters. We all lack fitness and experience.” This...
...people during Hasty Pudding or Cultural Rhythms, but you don’t usually just see them wandering around the Yard,” said Elena I. Squarrell ’07, referring to the annual cultural events staged by Harvard students. Counter added that many students struck up conversations with Washington during the tour. “We stopped and met with many students,” he said. “It was just great. He was open to everyone.” This wasn’t Washington’s first visit to campus...
...applied for this just because it’s prestigious, we made a mistake, and the experience isn’t worth it for us’—say it! Admitting to a mistake so that others might not make it—ironically, that would have struck me as a Rhodes scholarly thing to do, in my view...