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...possible elimination of review sessions over WHRB should not seriously affect students taking Music I, Victor Yellin '49, head section man in the course, said yesterday...
...Yellin explained that the only change would be that the Music Department would not provide someone to comment on the music as it was played. "WHRB is free to play the music if they so desire," he added...
...wish to commend the CRIMSON on its recent editorial about the situation the Music I student faces in his attempt to listen to the required assignments. Since the printing of that article, Music I has added further difficulties to the situation. Victor Yellin, one of the section men in the course, announced that this term the department would not give the usual listening assignment review at the end of the term on WHRB. He explained that the purpose of cutting out the review is to force those students who ordinarily count on the review to pass the exam, to attend...
Those of us who attend the listening labs regularly (and we feel that we are in the majority) disagree with Mr. Yellin. Review is necessary to assimilate the material covered in listening labs and to reestablish the music of the different periods in the minds of those about to take the exam. In view of the record shortage, the fairest and most successful way to give each student a chance to review the course is the usual WHRB review. It is a great asset, and we do not see why we should be penalized by a device which is designed...
...level of singing was pleasantly high throughout the many roles. Some of the singers, unfortunately, had enunciation problems, and several times during the evening the words were completely lost. Victor Yellin, whose enthusiasm made the production possible, did a fine job coordinating, directing, and conducting the music. He kept the singers in balance with the Bach Society Orchestra, while keeping the orchestral tone both subdued and clear...