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The image shows a program for a concert held by the Cambridge Musical Club on November 12, 1941, at Germania Museum (through the courtesy of Harvard College). The program includes a list of patrons and the concert's recital by Mack Harrell, a baritone.
Patrons:
Program:
The recital is divided into four sections:
I.
II.
III.
IV. American Songs:
Accompaniment:
Concert Director:
The program includes a request for no smoking.
Additionally, there is a newspaper clipping at the bottom of the program announcing the hostesses for the concert. The hostesses are listed as follows:
The clipping also mentions that George Allen of Boston will be the accompanist and that the program will include selections by Purcell, Brahms, Ravel, Duparc, Foster, Guion, MacDowell, and Ives.
The image shows a program from a musical event organized by the Cambridge Musical Club, dated November 12, 1941. The concert took place at the Germanic Museum (now known as the Busch-Reisinger Museum) at Harvard College.
The recital is divided into four sections:
There is a request for the audience to comply with the rules of the Germanic Museum by not smoking.
At the bottom of the program, there is an announcement about the next Cambridge Concert, which was to take place on Wednesday, December 3, 1941, at 8:15 PM. The hostesses for the next event are also listed, and it mentions that tickets could be obtained from them or by telephone. The upcoming event was to feature violinist Eudice Shapiro and pianist Richard Tetrazzini. The announcement also notes that the proceeds would benefit the Russian War Relief.
The image shows a program for a musical recital hosted by the Cambridge Musical Club on November 12, 1941, at the Germanic Museum, courtesy of Harvard College. The event featured a recital by Mack Harrell, a baritone.
Hostesses:
Recital Program:
I. Evening Hymn
II. Songs:
II. Vier ernste Gesänge (Four Serious Songs) by Johannes Brahms:
Intermission
III. Songs:
IV. American Songs:
Pianist:
Piano:
Concert Direction:
Additional Note:
Below the program is a newspaper clipping titled "Cambridge Concert Hostesses Announced" which lists the same hostesses and includes a brief description of the event, mentioning that George Albert Green of Cambridge has arranged the concert, and Mack Harrell will be the performer. The article also notes that the concert will be held at the Germanic Museum, Harvard University, and is in collaboration with the Cambridge Musical Club.
The image is a page from a program for a musical event held by the Cambridge Musical Club on November 12, 1941, at the Germanic Museum, through the courtesy of Harvard College.
Hostesses:
Recital:
The recital was performed by Mack Harrell, a baritone.
Program:
The program is divided into four parts:
I.
II.
III.
IV.
Additional Information:
There is also a newspaper clipping at the bottom of the page, titled "Cambridge Concert Hostesses Announced," which lists the same hostesses and mentions that George Alberti Green of Cambridge has charge of arranging the program, with Mack Harrell as the baritone.
The image shows a page from a program booklet for a concert hosted by the Cambridge Musical Club at the Germanic Museum on November 12, 1941. The concert was organized through the courtesy of Harvard College.
Hostesses:
Recital by Mack Harrell, Baritone:
The program is divided into four sections:
I:
II:
Intermission
III:
IV:
Additional Notes:
Below the main program, there is a small announcement box that lists the hostesses again and mentions that George Albert Green of Cambridge is responsible for arranging the concert. It also notes that George Reeves is the pianist and that Mack Harrell will be performing. The note mentions the date of the concert and mentions a subsequent meeting in New York.
The image shows a program for an event held by the Cambridge Musical Club on November 12, 1941, at the Germanic Museum, courtesy of Harvard College. The program includes a list of hostesses, including Mrs. Richard G. Appel, Mrs. Ruel W. Beach, Mrs. Kirk Bryan, Mrs. Henry P. Faxon, Mrs. Maxwell Fish, Mrs. Arthur Howland, Miss Emily MacFarlane, Mrs. Arthur L. Nash, Miss Martha Sever, Mrs. Frederick L. Shattuck, Mrs. Kenneth S. Ushler, and Mrs. W. Stewart Whitmore.
The recital features a baritone singer, Mack Harrell, and George Reeves at the piano, with Aaron Richmond directing the concert. The program is divided into several sections:
The program concludes with a note requesting no smoking to comply with the rules of the Germanic Museum. Additionally, there is a clipping at the bottom of the page announcing the hostesses for the Cambridge Concert, which is scheduled for the following Friday, November 21, at 8:30 PM, with similar details about the hostesses and the event.
The image shows a page from a scrapbook or album, containing a typed program and a small newspaper clipping related to a musical event.
The typed program is for the "Cambridge Musical Club" event held on November 12, 1941, at the Germanic Museum, courtesy of Harvard College. The program lists hostesses and a recital by Mack Harrell, a baritone. It details the pieces performed, divided into four parts with an intermission between parts II and III. Composers mentioned in the program include Henry Purcell, Joseph Haydn, T. Augustine Arne, Johannes Brahms, Henri Duparc, Maurice Ravel, Stephen Foster, David Guion, Samuel Endicott, Charles Ives, and Hall Johnson.
George Reeves is noted as the pianist for the event, with a Baldwin piano provided by Baldwin Piano Warerooms, Inc. Concert direction was by Aaron Richmond. The program also requests that attendees comply with the museum's no smoking rule.
Below the program is a small newspaper clipping titled "Cambridge Concert Hostesses Announced." It announces Miss Emily MacFarlane of Reservoir Street, Cambridge, as the hostess for the Wednesday club meeting and lists the hostesses helping her, repeating the names mentioned in the program. It also states that George Albert Green of Cambridge is in charge of arranging the programs for the season, and mentions Mack Harrell as the singer for the concert, assisted by George Reeves as accompanist.
This image shows a printed program page from the Cambridge Musical Club, dated November 12, 1941, with the event taking place at the Germanic Museum through the courtesy of Harvard College. The document is slightly aged with a tanned paper color, indicating it is a historical piece.
The program lists the event's hostesses, along with a recital by Mack Harrell, a baritone. Below this, there is a section titled "PROGRAM" with four parts, outlining various musical pieces and their composers, such as Henry Purcell and Franz Joseph Haydn. The program also includes intermission and mentions various musical styles, including American Songs and Negro Spirituals, with George Reeves at the piano.
There is also a notice about a Baldwin Piano provided through the courtesy of a specific address and a directive by Aaron Richmond. The program makes a point to mention that, in order to comply with the rules of the Germanic Museum, no smoking is allowed.
Additionally, there's a smaller, partially visible article on the left-hand side that appears to discuss a Cambridge Concert for which hostesses have been announced. The article mentions names and details pertaining to another event, but it is not fully visible. The entire document is displayed on a flat surface, and it's open, showing multiple pages, indicating it is part of a booklet or a set of bound programs.
The image shows a program sheet for a recital by baritone Mack Harrell presented by the Cambridge Musical Club. The event took place on November 12, 1941, at the Germanic Museum through the courtesy of Harvard College. The sheet lists the hostesses and the recital program, which is divided into four sections with various songs and pieces by composers such as Henry Purcell, Joseph Haydn, Johannes Brahms, Henri Duparc, Maurice Ravel, Stephen Foster, David Guion, Samuel Endicott, Charles Ives, and arranger Hall Johnson. George Reeves accompanied at the piano.
The program includes an intermission and a note asking attendees to comply with the Germanic Museum's request that there be no smoking. Below the program sheet, there is a newspaper clipping announcing the hostesses for the Cambridge Concert. It mentions Mrs. Emily MacFarlane as the chairman of the hostess committee and lists the names of various Boston society members involved.
The image depicts the interior of a program booklet for a concert held by the Cambridge Musical Club on November 12, 1941, at the Germania Museum (noted as being "Through the courtesy of Harvard College"). The booklet is open to a page listing the concert's details, including the hostesses, the performer, the program, and logistical information.
The program lists several hostesses, including:
The recital was performed by Mack Harrell, a baritone.
The concert program is divided into four parts (I–IV), featuring a variety of musical selections:
Part I:
Part II:
Intermission
Part III:
Part IV:
The bottom of the page includes a notice about the Cambridge Concert Hostesses' Announcement, which appears to be a separate announcement or flyer attached to the program. It mentions that the hostesses will hold an open meeting at the Germania Museum on Wednesday evening, November 19, at 8 p.m., to discuss the season’s program and arrange for a new president. It also notes that George Reeves will assist as a accompanist.
The booklet reflects a formal concert setting, likely part of a series of musical events organized by the Cambridge Musical Club. The program includes a mix of classical and American songs, showcasing a diverse repertoire. The inclusion of hostesses and detailed logistical information suggests a well-organized and community-oriented event. The mention of the Germania Museum and Harvard College indicates the concert's affiliation with academic or cultural institutions.