Word: tenors
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...SEARS.FRESHMAN GLEE CLUB.- There will be a meeting this afternoon at 5, in Roberts Hall. All men who have not already tried for the club and can sing tenor at all are earnestly requested to come and try this afternoon...
...response to the call about twentyfive men presented themselves last evening at the first trial of candidates for the Glee Club. There were no candidates for the first tenor part and very few for the second bass. Among those trying for the two middle parts were several good voices. The club needs first tenors in particular and all who sing this part are urged to try. There will be a second trial tomorrow evening at Robert's Hall at which all who could not be present last evening will be given an opportunity. Following is a list of those...
...choir sang Sullivan's anthem, "Say, Watchman, what of the night," and Mr. George J. Parker sang the tenor solo from Mendelsshon's "St. Paul," "Be thou faithful unto death...
...trial of candidates for the Glee Club, as previously announced in the CRIMSON, was held last evening, and twenty-six men appeared-thirteen as second tenors and the same number as basses. The successful candidates were, for second tenor, R. Jones, H. Wadleigh, J. P. Lee, and for basses, R. B. Hale, W. Atkinson, J. S. Codman, H. B. Learned, and G. W. W. Brewster. The club will settle down immediately to earnest work, and will hold a rehearsal each day this week at 1.30, preparatory to the concert at Brookline, March 4, and to singing at the twentieth anniversary...
...struggle and are content to remain among the commonplace things of earth. Men can never be what God wishes them to be until they take Christ's saying into their hearts-"I must go up to Jerusalem," Before the closing hymn, Mr. Skinner of the Law School sang the tenor solo "O Saviour, hear us," by Gluck...