Word: vocalizings
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Features on the program will be a dance specialty, a vocal trio, and some pianologues...
...Harvard Instrumental Clubs will give a concert for the benefit of the Wheaton College Endowment Fund at 2.15 o'clock. About 40 men, including mandolin, banjo, and guitar players, will make the trip. The program will include specialty numbers, arranged by the Instrumental Club Orchestra, as well as several vocal numbers. There will also be a special guitar and mandolin act. After the concert, a tea dance will be held for the members of the Instrumental Clubs. The next concert will take place Friday evening, January 19, in Devoteor Hall, Brookline...
...entertainment will begin at 7.15 o'clock with an opening address by Dr. R. C. Cabot '89, Professor of Social Ethics at the University, followed by J. E. Houghton 1G., who will render vocal selections...
...young people are studying the piano or taking vocal lessons these days. It is so much easier to wind up the talking machine or pump the automatic piano...
...Nina Koshetz of the Chicago Opera Co. sang a remarkably interesting group of songs. For year we have heard Lieder singers and cantatrices, but only recently has the wealth of Russian vocal music been disclosed to us. Mme. Koshetz struggled bravely against a disagreeable attack of laryngitis, and she won out, for by the time she reached the two most important songs by Prokoifew and Moussorgsky, her tone was clear and of a beautiful resonant quality. How fascinating these Russians are with their charming simplicity and vivid imagination...