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As Conductor Eugene Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra unrolled the 32-minute work, the audience caught a succession of light, volatile themes. There were times when the composer seemed to pull himself up short-as if in fear of going beyond the party's current rules-breaking the long...
Rosamond Drooker is one of those rare pianists who can completely immerse herself in everything she plays. Her music affects the listener so directly that technique and interpretation are all but forgotten. To refine these out of existence is the essence of real musicianship, and Miss Drooker demonstrated Wednesday night...
A weekly musical program, "Tomorrow's Symphony," conducted by G. Wallace Woodworth '24, professor of Music, was cited for filling "the need of the listener for better enjoyment and understanding of the Boston Symphony's concerts" which the station broadcasts subsequently.
If tonight is like last night, many who come to the Eliot House library just a bit before eight will be turned away. And that is as it should be. Yeats wanted his plays performed before a small group for good reason. They are delicate weldings of poetry, music, and...
It Queen Victoria were in the Royal box while Emlyn William reads Dickens, the scene would be complete. For costumed as Dickens in nineteenth century evening clothes and a massive beard, Williams recreates a dignified and genteel era. His copy of Block House is on the red velvet reading stand...