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The image shows a page from a program booklet for a concert hosted by the Cambridge Musical Club at the Germanic Museum on November 20, 1940. The event was held through the courtesy of Harvard College.
The program includes the names of the hostesses:
The recital was performed by Cleora Wood, Soprano, and the program was divided into three parts:
Arias
Brahms
Fauré
The accompanist was George Keeven, who played a Mason and Hamlin piano. The concert direction was by Axion Raymond. It was noted that in order to comply with the rules of the Germanic Museum, it was required that guests be in the evening dress.
Additionally, there is a smaller section at the bottom of the page listing the "Germanic Museum - Harvard University Concerts - 1941":
There is also a small blue card attached to the bottom right corner of the page, which seems to be related to the Friends of the Germanic Museum for the year 1940-41.
The image depicts a page from a program booklet for a concert event organized by the Cambridge Musical Club at the Germanic Museum on November 20, 1940.
Here are the key details:
Hostesses:
Performer:
Program:
Musicians:
Additional Notes:
Below the concert program, there is an insert listing Germanic Museum-Harvard University Concerts for 1941, detailing specific concerts with dates and performers:
A small card on the right side mentions "Friends of the Bach Germanic Museum 1841-41."
The image shows an open book with two visible pages. The left page features a program for an event held by the Cambridge Musical Club on November 20, 1940, at the Germanic Museum (Harvard College). The event included a recital by Cleora Wood, soprano, and George Reeves, accompanist, with Aaron Richmond directing the concert. The program lists several pieces performed, including works by Gluck, Handel, Blas de Laserna, Brahms, Fauré, and Debussy. The page also lists the hostesses for the event, who included Mrs. George Bunton, Mrs. E. Merrick Dodd, Jr., Mrs. Thomas L. Holland, Mrs. Ernest Langley, Miss Emily McFarlane, Mrs. Endicott Marean, Mrs. Poole Merriman, Mrs. Wilson Vandermark, and Mrs. Thorne Wheeler. There is a note at the bottom indicating that smoking is not allowed in compliance with the rules of the Germanic Museum.
The right page features two items. The top one is a small blue flyer for the "Friends of the Bach Organ" at the Germanic Museum, likely from the 1940-41 season, with a schedule of concerts. The larger item is a page listing concerts at the Germanic Museum for the year 1941, including dates, times, and performers. The listed concerts feature various prominent musicians and groups such as the Stradivarius Quartet, E. Power Biggs, and the Boston Choral Ensemble. The page also includes a small note about the purpose of the concerts and a request for the ticket holder to leave their name if they wish to receive announcements.
The image is of a program from a musical event hosted by the Cambridge Musical Club on November 20, 1940, at the Germanic Museum (now part of Harvard University).
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Accompanist:
Concert Direction:
The image also includes a schedule of concerts at the Germanic Museum for Harvard University in 1941:
Additionally, there is a registration card for the organ recital series, titled "Tickets of the Bach Organ." It notes the price for the series is $1.00 and requests the name and address of the attendee. The organ mentioned is the C.B. Fisk Organ, Opus 10.
The image depicts an open book or album containing historical concert programs from the German Museum at Harvard University.
Main Program (November 20, 1940):
Schedule for 1941 Concerts:
Additional Information:
The programs reflect the musical activities and events organized by the German Museum in collaboration with Harvard University during the late 1930s and early 1940s.
The image displays a collection of documents related to musical events held at the Germanic Museum, through the courtesy of Harvard College, in 1940 and 1941.
Top Document:
Bottom Left Document:
Bottom Right Document:
The documents collectively provide an overview of musical performances and recitals organized by the Germanic Museum in association with Harvard University, detailing the dates, times, performers, and specific rules for attendance.
The image shows an open book with three items affixed to the right page:
The largest item is a program or flyer for a recital by Cleora Wood, Soprano, organized by the Cambridge Musical Club at the Germanic Museum on November 20, 1940. The program lists three sections of musical pieces featuring works by Gluck, Handel, Blas de Laserna, Brahms, Fauré, and Debussy. It also mentions George Reeves as the accompanist and Aaron Richmond as the concert director. There is a note requesting no smoking in compliance with the museum rules. The page lists several hostesses involved with the event.
Below the recital program is a small yellow card listing the Germanic Museum - Harvard University concerts for 1941. It includes dates and times for concerts featuring the Stradivarius Quartet, an organ recital by Ernest White, a concert by Marcel Grandjany and E. Power Biggs, and others, primarily for members of Harvard, Friends of the Bach Organ, and the Germanic Museum Association.
To the right of the yellow card is a blue card titled "Friends of the Bach Organ" for the Germanic Museum, listing the membership for 1940-41 and space for name and address for pledges.
All three items are attached to a cream-colored page in a green hardcover book or album.
This image shows a scanned page from a program or booklet, which seems to be slightly aged, indicating it is a historical document. The program is titled "Cambridge Musical Club" and is dated November 20, 1940, at the Germanic Museum (through the courtesy of Harvard College).
The page lists the hostesses for the event, followed by a recital given by Cleora Wood, Soprano. The program details the compositions to be performed, which include works by Gluck, Handel, Hasse, Brahms, Fauré, and Debussy, among others. George Reeves is mentioned as the accompanist, playing a Mason and Hamlin piano.
At the bottom, it is noted that the concert direction is by Aaron Richmond and includes a request to comply with the rules of the Germanic Museum, which state there should be no smoking.
Additionally, a portion of a future schedule for the Germanic Museum — Harvard University Concerts of 1941 is visible, listing various performance dates and details.
On the bottom right, there are two pasted tickets or stubs, one possibly blue and the other green, with text that suggests they are related to the events listed on the program.
The image is of a scrapbook page containing several items related to musical events at Harvard University.
The largest item on the page is an announcement or program for a recital by Cleora Wood, a soprano, which was held on November 20, 1940, at the Germanic Museum through the courtesy of Harvard College. The event was hosted by a number of individuals named on the program, including Mrs. George Bunton, Miss Emily McFarlane, Miss E. Merrick Dodd Jr., and others. The program lists the pieces performed during the recital, including works by Gluck, Handel, Lascerna, Brahms, Fauré, and Debussy, accompanied by George Reeves on the Mason and Hamlin piano. The concert was directed by Aaron Richmond. There is also a note requesting attendees to refrain from smoking in compliance with the Germanic Museum's rules.
Below the recital program is a beige-colored ticket or notice for upcoming concerts at the Germanic Museum - Harvard University scheduled for early 1941. It lists several concerts with dates and brief descriptions, including performances by the Stradivarius Quartet, organ recitals by Frederick W. Kuebler and others, and various musical events.
Next to the beige ticket is a smaller blue notice related to "Friends of the Bach Cantatas with the Government Museum Association 1940-41", which seems to be another music-related event or membership notice.
The entire setup suggests a collection of events and announcements related to musical activities and performances at Harvard University’s Germanic Museum around the early 1940s.
The image shows an open book containing concert programs and related information. Here is a detailed description:
The image depicts a historical document, likely from an archive or library, showcasing concert programs and schedules from the early 20th century. It highlights musical performances, including works by prominent composers such as Gluck, Handel, Brahms, Fauré, and Debussy, as well as performances by notable musicians like Clara Wood and E. Power Biggs. The inclusion of both the program and the concert schedule indicates its use for historical or archival purposes.