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The image shows a page from a program booklet for a concert held by the Longy School of Music in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The event, titled "Concert of Old Music," took place on Tuesday, December 3, 1940, at 8:15 PM in the Renaissance Room of the Germanic Museum, located at Kirkland Street, Cambridge.

The concert featured performances by:

• The Longy School Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Erwin Bodky.
• The Longy School Choral Group, conducted by Everett Helm.

The program included:

1. Concerto in G minor for Violoncello and Strings by Matthias G. Monn, with Gerard Hart on violoncello.
2. Two Lamentations of the Prophet Jeremiah by J. Rosenmüller, featuring Felix Robinson (Tenor) and Lewis Ransom (Harpischordist).
3. Christmas Concerto for Strings by G. M. Schiassi, consisting of Adagio—Allegro—Adagio—Andante, performed by the Longy School Chamber Orchestra.
4. Aria for Tenor with Strings "Ein Kleines Kindlein" by Fr. Tunder, sung by Felix Robinson (Tenor).
5. Christmas Cantata "Verleih uns Frieden" by Vincent Lübeck, with soloists Helen Sanderson (Soprano) and Lewis Ransom (Tenor), accompanied by the Longy School Chamber Orchestra.

Additionally, there is a separate announcement at the bottom of the page for a reading event by Miss Olga Fuchs, under the auspices of the Department of German and the Department of Comparative Language and Literatures. The event, titled "Readings from German Literature," was scheduled for November 21st at 8:15 PM in the Germanic Museum. Miss Fuchs, a former member of the Dresden Hof Theater, later directed a school for dramatic arts in Vienna.

The image shows a page from a dated newspaper or program from December 1940. The main content focuses on an event titled "Concert of Old Music" organized by the Longy School of Music, located at One Follen Street, Cambridge.

The concert took place on Tuesday, December 3, 1940, at 8:15 PM in the Renaissance Room of the Germanic Museum, at Kirkland Street, Cambridge. The event featured two groups: the Longy School Chamber Orchestra conducted by Erwin Bodky and the Longy School Choral Group conducted by Everett Helm.

The program listed several items:

1. Concerto in G minor for Violoncello and Strings by Matthias G. Menn, performed by Gerard Haft, Violoncello.
2. Two Lamentations of the Prophet Jeremiah by J. Rosenmüller, with Rulon Robison, Tenor, and Erwin Bodky, Harpsichordist.
3. Christmas Concerto for Strings and Continuo by G. M. Schiassi, with movements Adagio—Allegro—Andante, performed by the Longy School Chamber Orchestra.
4. Aria for Tenor with Strings "Ein Kleines Kindlein" by Fr. Tunder, with Rulon Robison, Tenor.
5. Christmas Cantata "Willkommen süßer Bräutigam" by Vincent Lubeck, with soloist Helen Sanderson, performed by the Longy School Choral Group and the Longy School Chamber Orchestra.

Additionally, there is a smaller section in the bottom left corner that mentions "Readings by Miss Olga Fuchs" under the auspices of the Germanic Museum and Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures. Miss Fuchs will give a program of readings from German Literature, detailing her experiences and work in the Frankfurt School and Dresden. This reading event was scheduled for November 21st at 8:15 PM in the Germanic Museum.

The image shows a program for a "Concert of Old Music" held at the Longy School of Music, located at One Follen Street, Cambridge. The concert took place on Tuesday, December 3, 1940, at 8:15 P.M. in the Renaissance Room of the Germanic Museum at Kirkland Street, Cambridge.

The program features the following performances:

1. Concerto in G minor for Violoncello and Strings by Matthias G. Monn, performed by Gérard Haft on violoncello.
2. Two Lamentations of the Prophet Jeremiah by J. Rosenmüller, performed by Rulon Robison (tenor) with Erwin Bodky on harpsichord.
3. Christmas Concerto for Strings and Continuo by G. M. Schiassi, performed by the Longy School Chamber Orchestra. The movements listed are Adagio, Allegro, and Andante.
4. Aria for Tenor with Strings "Ein kleines Kindelein" by Fr. Tunder, performed by Rulon Robison (tenor).
5. Christmas Cantata "Willkommen süsser Bräutigam" by Vincent Lubeck, with Helen Sanderson as the soloist, accompanied by the Longy School Choral Group and the Longy School Chamber Orchestra.

Additionally, there is a note about a reading by Miss Olga Fuchs, who will present a program of readings from German literature. This event is also under the auspices of the Germanic Museum and the Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures. It is noted that Miss Fuchs was a pupil of the Frankfurt School of Dramatic Art and later directed a school for dramatic art in Vienna. This reading is scheduled for November 21st at 8:15 P.M. in the Germanic Museum. The note is dated "November 9, 1940."

The image shows a program from a concert of old music held at the Longy School of Music. Here are the details:

Event:

• Concert of Old Music

Date and Time:

• Tuesday, December 3, 1946, at 8:15 P.M.

Location:

• Renaissance Room, Germanic Museum, Kirkland Street, Cambridge

Performers:

• The Longy School Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Erwin Bodky
• The Longy School Choral Group, conducted by Everett Helm

Program:

1. Concerto in G minor for Violoncello and Strings by Matthias G. Monn

   • Performed by Gerard Haaft, Violoncello

2. Two Lamentations of the Prophet Jeremiah by J. Rosenmüller

   • Performed by John Rosson (Tenor) and Erwin Bodky (Harpsichord)

3. Christmas Concerto for Strings and Continuo by G. M. Schiassi

   • Adagio - Allegro - Adagio
   • Performed by the Longy School Chamber Orchestra

4. Aria for Tenor with Strings ("Ein Kleines Kindelein") by Fr. Tunder

   • Performed by Rulon Robson (Tenor)

5. Christmas Cantata ("Willkommen süßer Bräutigam") by Vincent Lübeck

   • Performed by Helen Sanderson (Soprano), The Longy School Choral Group, and The Longy School Chamber Orchestra

Additional Note:

• There is a mention at the bottom about readings by Miss Olga Fuchs from works of Gerhart Hauptmann. The readings are scheduled for November 21st at 8:15 P.M. in the Germanic Museum. Miss Olga Fuchs will provide a program on Gerhart Hauptmann, a former member of the "Freie Bühne" in Berlin and winner of the Nobel Prize for literature. She will later direct a school for dramatic art in Vienna.

The image is of a historical program from the Longy School of Music, dated December 3, 1940. The concert was titled "Concert of Old Music" and was held in the Renaissance Room of the Germanic Museum on Kirkland Street, Cambridge.

The concert featured two musical groups:

1. The Longy School Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Erwin Bodky.
2. The Longy School Choral Group, conducted by Everett Helm.

The program included the following pieces:

1. Concerto in G minor for Violoncello and Strings by Matthias G. Monn, performed by Gerard Haft on the violoncello.
2. Two Lamentations of the Prophet Jeremiah by J. Rosenmüller, featuring Rulon Robson (Tenor) and Erwin Bodky (Harpsichordist).
3. Christmas Concerto for Strings and Continuo by G. M. Schiassi, performed by the Longy School Chamber Orchestra.
4. Aria for Tenor with Strings "Ein Kleines Kindlein" by Fr. Tunder, with Rulon Robson as the tenor.
5. Christmas Cantata "Willkommen süßer Bräutigam" by Vincent Lübeck, with Helen Sanderson as the soloist, the Longy School Choral Group, and the Longy School Chamber Orchestra.

Additionally, there is a note at the bottom of the page mentioning a reading event by Miss Olga Fuchs, under the auspices of the Germanic Museum and the Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures. The event was scheduled for November 21st at 8:15 PM in the Germanic Museum. Miss Olga Fuchs was noted for her extensive knowledge of German literature and her previous directorship of a school for dramatic art in Vienna.

The image shows a page from a program booklet for a concert titled "Concert of Old Music" held at the Longy School of Music. The concert took place on Tuesday, December 3, 1940, at 8:15 PM in the Renaissance Room at the Germanic Museum located at Kirkland Street in Cambridge.

The concert was organized by the Longy School Chamber Orchestra, with Erwin Bodky as the conductor, and the Longy School Choral Group, with Everett Helm as the conductor.

The program included the following pieces:

1. Concerto in G minor for Violoncello and Strings by Matthias G. Monn, performed by Gerard Haft on the violoncello.
2. Two Lamentations of the Prophet Jeremiah by J. Rosenmüller, featuring Rolon Robison, tenor, and Erwin Bodky, harpsichordist.
3. Christmas Concerto for Strings and Continuo by G. M. Schiassi, performed by the Longy School Chamber Orchestra, with movements Adagio, Allegro, and Andante.
4. Aria for Tenor with Strings, "Ein Kleines Kindlein" by Fr. Tunder, with Rolon Robison, tenor.
5. Christmas Cantata, "Willkommen süßer Bräutigam" by Vincent Lübeck, with Helen Sanderson as the soloist, performed by the Longy School Choral Group and the Longy School Chamber Orchestra.

Additionally, there is a separate note about a reading event:

• On November 21, 1940, at 8:15 PM, there would be readings by Miss Olga Fuchs under the auspices of the Germanic Museum and the Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures. Miss Fuchs would discuss German literature, particularly focusing on the Frankfurt School and the Dresden School of Dramatic Art in Vienna.

The note mentions that the readings would be held in the Germanic Museum. The event is part of a series of readings and discussions related to German literature.

This is an image of an old concert program from the Longy School of Music for a "Concert of Old Music" that was scheduled for Tuesday, December 3, 1940, at 8:15 P.M. The concert took place in the Renaissance Room at Kirkland Street, Germanic Museum in Cambridge.

The program lists the performances as follows:

• Concerto in G minor for Violoncello and Strings by Matthias G. Monn, with Gregor Hart as the Violoncellist.
• Two Lamentations of the Prophet Jerimiah for Tenor Solo performed by John Robson, Tenor, with Edwin Boonx, Harpsichordist.
• Christmas Concerto for Strings and Continuo (Allegro—Adagio—Andante Adagio—Allegro) by G.M. Schiassi performed by the Longy School Chamber Orchestra.
• An Aria for Tenor with Strings "Ein kleines Kindelein" by Fr. Tunder, featuring John Robson, Tenor.
• Christmas Cantata "Willkommen süsser Bräut'gam" by Vincent Lubeck with Hilde Schuele as the Soloist and the Longy School Choral Group along with the Longy School Chamber Orchestra.

At the bottom of the program, there is an additional note about "Readings by Miss Olga Fuchs" scheduled for November 21st at the Germanic Museum.

The program is aged with visible discoloration, and the page is mounted inside an open book or folder, seen at an angle. Two pieces of brown adhesive tape are visible on the right side, likely for mounting the program onto the backing.

The image shows a page from a magazine or book, which contains a program listing for a concert held by the Longy School of Music. The event, titled "Concert of Old Music," took place on Tuesday, December 3, 1940, at 8:15 p.m. in the Renaissance Room at the Germanic Museum on Kirkland Street, Cambridge. Erwin Bodky is listed as the conductor for The Longy School Chamber Orchestra, and Everett Helm is the conductor for The Longy School Choral Group.

The program features the following pieces:

1. Concerto in G minor for Violoncello and Strings by Matthias G. Monn, performed by Gerard Haft (Violoncello).
2. Two Lamentations of the Prophet Jeremiah by J. Rosenmüller, performed by Rulon Robinson (Tenor) and Erwin Bodky (Harpsichordist).
3. Christmas Concerto for Strings and Continuo by G. M. Schiassi.
4. Aria for Tenor with Strings by Fr. Tunder, performed by Rulon Robinson (Tenor).
5. Christmas Cantata "Willkommen süsser Bräutigam" by Vincent Lubeck, performed by soloist Helen Sandison, Longy School Choral Group, and Longy School Chamber Orchestra.

Additionally, below the program listing, there is a small announcement that notes a reading by Miss Olga Fuchs, which was scheduled for November 21st at 8:15 p.m., sponsored by the Germanic Museum and the Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures. Miss Olga Fuchs was noted as a former member of the Frankfurter Schauspielhaus and Dresdener Hofbuehne, and later directed a school for dramatic art in Vienna. This announcement appears to be clipped from a Gazette dated November 9, 1940.

The image shows a book open to a page with a white paper insert. The white paper insert contains a program for a concert of old music. The title of the concert is "Concert of Old Music." The concert is organized by the Longy School of Music and is scheduled for Tuesday, December 3, 1940, at 8:15 p.m. The concert will take place in the Renaissance Room of the Kirkland Street Germanic Museum. The program includes a Concerto in G minor for Violoncello and Strings by Matthijs G. Monn, performed by Gerard Haft, a Violoncello. The program also includes Two Lamentations of the Prophet Jeremiah by J. Rostamiler, performed by Erwin Bocky, a Harpschordist. The concert will also feature a Christmas Concerto for Strings and Continuo by G.M. Scbiasi, performed by the Longy School Chamber Orchestra. The program also includes an Aria for Tenor with Strings by Fr. Tunder, performed by Rulon Robson, a Tenor. The concert will conclude with Christmas Cantatas by Vincent Lubbeck, performed by Helen Sanderson, a Soloist, and the Longy School Choral Group, accompanied by the Longy School Chamber Orchestra.

The image shows a book open to a page with a concert program for the Longy School of Music. The program is titled "Concert of Old Music" and is scheduled for Tuesday, December 3, 1940, at 8:15 p.m. The concert will take place in the Renaissance Room of Kirkland Street, Germanic Museum, Cambridge. The Longy School Chamber Orchestra and the Longy School Choral Group will perform, with Erwin Bodky as the conductor. The program includes Concerto in G minor for Violoncello and Strings by Matthijs G. Monn, Two Lamentations of the Prophet Jeremiah by J. Rosenmüller, Christmas Concerto for Strings and Continuo by G. M. Scbiassi, Aria for Tenor with Strings by Fr. Tunder, and Christmas Cantatas by Vincent Lübeck. The program also includes a note about readings by Miss Olga Fuchs, who will give a program of readings from German literature. The readings will be held in the Germanic Museum on November 21st at 8:15 p.m.