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The image is a printed program for a "Vesper Hour" event at the Harvard Summer School, held on Sunday, July 27, 1941, at 4:30 o'clock. The program includes readings by Glyn Fuchs and organ music by Lawrence Apgar.
The program is divided into several sections:
Choral-Prelude:
Francis of Assisi:
Fugue in E Flat Major:
Bible: Song of Solomon
Choral-Prelude:
Clarefield: Sonnet
The program is neatly typed and organized, indicating a formal and structured event.
The image depicts a program from a Vesper Hour event held at the Harvard Summer School on Sunday, July 27, 1941, at 4:30 o'clock. The event features readings and organ music.
Chorale-Prelude:
Fugue in E Flat Major - Johann Sebastian Bach (Organ)
Bible: Song of Solomon
Dante: Divina Comedia (Paradiso) (Italian and English)
Racine: Athalie (French and English)
Tennyson: Akbar's Dream
Goethe: Faust
Chorale-Prelude:
Masefield: Sonnet
Claudel: Letter to Madame X
Heine: The Pilgrimage to Kevlaar
Matthias Claudius: Lied, 1740 (German)
Mildred Savage Owens: Guide to Coventry
This program combines a diverse selection of religious, philosophical, and literary texts, paired with organ music primarily composed by Johann Sebastian Bach.
The image depicts a program from a Harvard Summer School event titled "Vesper Hour" held at the Germanic Museum on Sunday, July 27, 1941, at 4:30 o'clock. The event features a program of readings by Olga Fuchs and organ music by Lawrence Agpar.
The program includes the following readings and music:
Chorale-Prelude:
Readings:
Fugue:
Additional Readings:
Chorale-Prelude:
Final Readings:
The program concludes with the date "July 27, 1941" and a handwritten note at the bottom right corner, which appears to be a page number (15).
The image shows a page from a program booklet for a Vesper Hour event held at the Germanic Museum as part of the Harvard Summer School on July 27, 1941, at 4:30 PM. The event featured readings by Olga Fuchs and organ music by Lawrence Apgar.
The program includes several sections:
Organ Prelude and Postlude:
Organ Pieces:
Readings:
Additional Readings:
Later Readings:
The program is neatly organized and includes the names of composers and authors along with their respective works, indicating a diverse selection of readings and musical pieces. The document also has a handwritten note in the bottom right corner, "Littler 95".
The image shows a page from a program for a Vesper Hour event held at the Harvard Summer School in the German Museum on Sunday, July 27, 1941, at 4:30 in the afternoon.
The event included:
The schedule of readings and musical pieces is as follows:
First Section:
Interlude with Organ Music:
Second Section:
Final Section:
Readings Following the Music:
The page ends with a handwritten note that appears to be dated "1945" and signed "L.T. Tucker."
The image shows a program for an event held at the Harvard Summer School, specifically a Vesper Hour at the Germanic Museum on Sunday, July 27, 1941, at 4:30 p.m. The program includes readings by Olga Fuchs and organ music by Lawrence Apgar. The detailed program is as follows:
Chorale-Prelude: "Blessed Jesu, at Thy word" and "We are gathered all to hear Thee" composed by Johann Sebastian Bach, performed on the organ.
Readings:
Fugue in E Flat Major by Johann Sebastian Bach, performed on the organ.
Readings:
Chorale-Prelude: "O World I e'en must leave thee" by Johann Sebastian Bach, performed on the organ.
Readings:
The program concludes with some handwritten notes and a signature at the bottom right corner.
This image shows a printed page from a booklet or program. It is entitled "HARVARD SUMMER SCHOOL - Vesper Hour" and states that the event is taking place at the GERMANIC MUSEUM on SUNDAY, JULY 27, 1941, from 4:30 o'clock.
The program includes:
A list of performances and readings is outlined which includes:
At the bottom, there is a notation "CT Farnsworth 95," which possibly refers to the person who organized or compiled the program, or a reference mark.
The page is worn around the edges and has an aged, yellowed appearance, indicating it is a historical document. It is part of a bound collection, as evidenced by the multiple pages visible in the left margin.
The image shows a typewritten page from a program booklet for a Vesper Hour event at the Ceramic Museum, organized by Harvard Summer School on Sunday, July 27, 1941, at 4:30 o'clock. The program includes readings by Olga Fuchs and organ music by Lawrence Apgar. The content is divided into segments:
Chorale-Prelude: "Blessed Jesu, at Thy word We are gathered all to hear Thee." by Johann Sebastian Bach, performed on the organ.
Readings from various texts:
Fugue in E Flat Major by Johann Sebastian Bach, performed on the organ.
More readings:
Chorale-Prelude: "O World I e'en must leave thee." by Johann Sebastian Bach, performed on the organ.
Additional readings:
The page includes a signature at the bottom right corner, “Attleboro 95”.
This image shows a typed program sheet for an event titled "Vesper Hour" held at the Germanic Museum on Sunday, July 27, 1941, at 4:30 o'clock. The event is part of the Harvard Summer School.
The program includes readings by Olga Fuchs and organ music by Lawrence Apgar. It is divided into several sections, each featuring a Chorale-Prelude by Johann Sebastian Bach, followed by a selection of readings from various sources including religious scriptures, poetry, and literature:
The page is signed or marked at the bottom right with "Attendu 95." The overall look suggests a formal and scholarly event blending classical music and literature.
The image shows an open book, likely a program or booklet, detailing the schedule for a Vesper Hour event held at the Germanic Museum on Sunday, July 27, 1941, at 4:30 p.m. The event is part of the Harvard Summer School. The program is titled "Vesper Hour" and features readings and organ music.
Event Information:
Program of Readings:
Musical Selections:
Poetry and Literature Selections:
Visual Elements:
The image depicts a program for a Vesper Hour event featuring a mix of classical music by Johann Sebastian Bach and a diverse selection of literary and religious readings in multiple languages, including Hebrew, English, Italian, French, German, and Spanish. The event is part of the Harvard Summer School and took place at the Germanic Museum in 1941. The program reflects a rich cultural and intellectual gathering.