Word: programing
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Justice burton praised both sides' briefs and oral arguments, and congratulated the Law School on the program...
...newly-formed Young Progressives of Harvard lashed out at the peacetime draft last night at their formal meeting in Harvard Hall. The group also adopted a program of participation in College activities, marking for special attention drives for lowering; tuition rates and increasing the number of scholarships available to Negro students...
Lorna Cooke DeVaron, who now teaches and conducts at the New England Conservatory, led the group from the Glee Club and Choral Society through the difficult but rewarding concert. She deserves high praise, first, for planning a unique program which made no apologics to anyone, and, second, for her graceful and precise direction. She managed to keep her singers where they belonged through most of the rhythmically complicated numbers; particularly effective was Le Jeune's "Revecy venir du printans...
...gave Dufay's Magnificat in the Eighth Mode a more forceful interpretation than the other old works on the program. Had her treatment been more Gregorian and less like Bach, I think she would have achieved a more impressive effect. Robert Gartside's tenor solo had a harshness quite congenial with the mystical quality of the work; in chorus parts, however, his strong voice too often stands out over all others...
...sixteenth-century composers. The two for Christmas, "No la devemos dormir" for its wonderful tenderness and "Rin, rin, chin" for its powerful devotion, provided an exciting contrast in religious feeling. But the delicate subtlety of this group were not sufficient preparation for the Hindemith and Copland with which the program closed. Although they fitted in far better than would any Classical or Romantic music, several of the Hindemith songs were spent adjusting the audience to modern dissonance and counterpoint. In the last selection, Copland's pictorial "Lark," Paul Tibbetts' magnificent baritone solo reaffirmed the eloquence and competence of the group...