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The ode by Mr. Hill is pleasing in thought, but lacking in melody. The most interesting portion of the issue is, of course, the correspondence from the various chapters. Williams heads the list, and all the communications give evidence of the great interest which is taken in the society among...
Of the argument for dress, more hereafter. That concerning the "speech" appears to our provincial judgment both a novel and unwarranted assumption. True, we are not a nation of jeunes premiers, but there have been musical voices in our land and history. The voices of Hancock, Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln and...
We regret that the orchestra should not have left us after the last concert with a rather better impression; its performance last night was hardly up to its usual high standard, a frequent raggedness and unevenness being evident, as well as lack of precision in following the conductor's beat...
Prof Paine's second historical concert was given last night, in Sever 11. He had the assistance of Miss Edmunds, soprano, and Miss Eames, contralto. The special subject was the early opera of the Italian, French, and English schools. In the development of the contrapuntal church styles in the 16th...
The first of Prof. Paine's series of historical concerts was given last evening in Sever 11, before an audience which comfortably filled the room; undergraduates were largely represented, while there were many Cambridge people also present. The musical part of the programme was furnished by six excellent singers, of...