Word: vocalized
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...impressively agile while his manner is wholly engaging. The same cannot be said for soprano Jean Hakes. Singing Galatea's role, too often she allowed superfluous dramatic gestures to interfere with the music. She does possess an exceptional grace of execution, proving again her mastery of all manner of vocal embellishments...
...Harvard-Radcliffe Chorus. David Smith has solved the boredom problem in Handel oratorios: Israel in Egypt is mostly choruses. Next term will be devoted to a wide range of pieces more technically demanding than the Handel. As for Harvard's forgotten children, the grad students, they too have vocal group--the Graduate Chorale. Gerald Moshell, conducting for his third year, will continue to emphasize twentieth-century repertoire. John Stewart has been commissioned by the Grad Chorale for this year's piece by a Harvard student...
...larger vocal ensembles, Mem Church, and the two orchestras are not all Harvard has to offer. The popular Gilbert & Sullivan Players perform twice a year: Lowell House and Leverett House sponsor opera in the spring. All of these groups--along with Charlie Kletzsch's indefatigable Dunster musicians and their midnight clavichord concerts--are more or less permanent. Other groups come and go as members drift to and from the blessed attractions of political activism...
...noon Friday, while the "big boys" are warming up their vocal chords at a similar rally in Boston, the Cambridge Committee for Voter Registration (CCVR) will hold a mass "register-in" at the Cambridge Election Commission, 362 Green St., in Central Square...
...ENVIRONMENTALISM. "It's the relationship of how a man lives to where he lives. A new deep interest is showing up in city planning, public transportation, government attitudes. It may not be as vocal as it once was, but it's still there among the young and middle-aged alike...