Word: vocalized
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...come. At the first session, the room was less than one-fourth filled; at another session only four of the committee's 23 members were present. Was this a true test of the public's attitude? Did indifference mean that the U.S. public, except for vocal minorities, was completely sold on the idea? Opinion polls have shown that most U.S. citizens now-while the war is still on-favor compulsory peacetime training...
Even on an ancient sound track, Beethoven's music is magnificent, but it is poorly used. Concentrating on the symphonies, the French producers use parts of the fifth as a constant theme, and forget completely the masterful concertos, chamber, and vocal works, as well as other of the symphonies...
...Director Sapiro was lining up bandsmen for the biggest assignment of his career: the United Nations Conference. In his cubbyhole office (behind the City Hall elevator shaft) Phil Sapiro had carefully scored the anthems of each & every United Nation. The new Russian anthem he transcribed from a piano and vocal arrangement. "But I'll check with the delegations themselves before we play a note," he said. "You know, where you really run into trouble is with those Latin American countries. They keep changing anthems every time there is a revolution -but the band will be ready for any emergency...
...week came from the Polish Government in London. Its Deputy Premier Jan Jankowski and 14 other representatives of the pro-London Poles in Poland had not been heard from since accepting a Soviet invitation to palaver about the Yalta agreement and broadening the Warsaw Government. Last week the very vocal London Polish Government, whose communication lines with Poland have been thin since the Red Army liberated the country, came out with a sinister communiqué saying that all 15 had "vanished," implying that the Soviet authorities had rubbed them...
...title role will be taken by George A. Plimpton '48, with Miss Evelyn Merson, Radcliffe '47, as Lucasta, Andrew Smith '48 as Creon, and Frederick F. Lamont '48 doing the vocal solo. Miss Merson appears through the courtesy of Gerald L. K. Maslon '98 and the Harvard Dramatic Club...