Word: musically
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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There will be informal dancing following both of the performances of the Dramatic Club plays, "Fame and the Poet" and "Erasmus Montanus," to be given in the Pi Eta Theatre on December 9 and 10. Music for the dancing will be furnished by Jefferson and Johnson...
...Alumni Chorus will furnish choral music both before and after the meeting, and several organ selections will be played. As the seating capacity of Harvard Hall, where the meeting will be held is limited, and it is desired to reserve space for members of the club, the hall will be closed at 8.15 o'clock. The doors will be opened to members at 8.45 o'clock...
...form of a tea dance will be given in the Living Room of the Union on next Wednesday afternoon from 4 to 6.30 o'clock. This Christmas tea dance is an experiment, and if successful the dances will be given regularly on Wednesday afternoons throughout the year. Music will be furnished by the University Band. Members and their guests are invited to attend and may obtain tickets at 75 cents each from tomorrow until Wednesday morning. Tickets may be purchased in the front office of the Union...
...ought to be good news to the musical public in Boston and in Harvard University that the Harvard Glee Club is planning a season in which the new standards which have been set up for college singing in Cambridge will be so clearly illustrated. Boston has always owed much to Harvard for its best music. The Harvard Musical Association, founded by Harvard men who wanted to preserve the musical interests which the Pierian Sodality had awakened in them, established more than fifty years ago the orchestral concerts to which, in a natural sequence, the concerts of the Boston Symphony Orchestra...
...floods of rag-time and jazz are to sweep away all the dikes of protection against them, they will begin their work with the music-makers of the younger generation. They might easily prevail in this community were the programs of the Harvard Glee Club given over to the modern equivalents of "Upidee." It is entirely reassuring, therefore, to see the selections that have been chosen for the first concert--and to know that Dr. Davison, who practices good music as effectively as he preaches it, is to conduct them all. Lovers of the best choral music well sung will...