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The image is a program for a lecture on the music of the Middle Ages, held in conjunction with the annual meeting of the Medieval Academy of America. The event took place on Thursday evening, April 23rd, 1942, at eight-thirty at the Germanic Museum, Harvard University, located on Kirkland Street, Cambridge.
The lecture was given by Manfred F. Bukofzer on the subject of "The Musical Illustrations." It was assisted by Eric T. Knudsen-Egge.
The singers and instrumentalists involved in the program are listed as follows:
John Van Eps is also mentioned, presumably as a participant.
The program is divided into four sections:
I. Early Liturgical Music:
II. Solo Songs, 12th-14th Centuries:
III. Polyphonic Music of the 14th Century:
IV. Polyphonic Music of the 15th Century:
Each piece is accompanied by its respective composer's name and approximate date of composition.
The image is a program from the Longy School of Music, located at One Poland Street, Cambridge. The event is titled "An Evening on the Music of the Middle Ages," held in conjunction with the Annual Meeting of the Medieval Academy of America. The event took place on Thursday evening, April 23, 1942, at eight-thirty at the Germanic Museum, Harvard University, located on Kirkland Street, Cambridge.
The program features a lecture by Dr. Willa Cather with musical illustrations performed by Hulon Y. Robinson, tenor, and assisted by singers and instrumentalists. The names of the singers and instrumentalists are listed as:
The program includes four sections of music:
I. Early Liturgical Music
II. Solo Songs, 12th-14th Centuries
III. Polyphonic Music of the 14th Century
IV. Polyphonic Music of the 15th Century
Each section includes specific musical pieces with their composers and approximate dates.
The image shows a program for an event titled "Amorous on the Music of the Middle Ages," which was part of the Annual Meeting of the Medieval Academy of America. The event took place on Thursday, April 23rd, 1943, at 8:30 PM in the Germanic Museum at Harvard University, located at Kirkland Street, Cambridge.
The event was conducted by Mr. William Ash, with musical illustrations provided by Helen Y. Robison, assisted by several musicians and instrumentalists listed on the program:
The program is divided into several sections with specific pieces of music:
Early Liturgical Music:
Solo Songs, 12th-14th Centuries:
Polyphonic Music of the 14th Century:
Polyphonic Music of the 15th Century:
Each piece is annotated with the composers and approximate dates of their compositions:
The document is a program for an event titled 'AMORES ON THE MUSIC OF THE MIDDLE AGES,' held in conjunction with the Annual Meeting of the Medieval Academy of America. The event took place on Thursday evening, April 23, 1942, at 8:30 PM in the Germanic Museum at Harvard University, Kirkland Street, Cambridge. The lecture was given by Dr. Willi Apel, with musical illustrations by Hugh Y. Robinson, assisted by John Van Vasser. The program includes performances by singers and instrumentalists, listed by name. The event features several musical pieces categorized under different periods and styles, including Early Liturgical Music, Solo Songs from the 12th-14th Centuries, and Polyphonic Music of the 14th and 15th Centuries. Specific compositions and their respective time periods are also noted.
The image displays a program or a flyer for a musical lecture event. Here's a detailed summary:
Event Title:
LECTURE ON THE MUSIC OF SIXTEENTH CENTURY
Host Organization:
The Royal Musical Association
One Palace Gate
Cambridge
Event Details:
Lecturer:
Mr. Willi Apel
Musical Illustrations:
Provided by Hilton R. Robertson, assisted by:
Program Details:
The program features several pieces of early music categorized as follows:
I. Early Liturgical Drama:
II. Solo Songs, 12th-14th Centuries:
III. Polyphonic Music of the 14th Century:
IV. Polyphonic Music of the 15th Century:
The image is a historical program for an event titled "AMOURS ON THE MUSIC OF THE MIDDLE AGES," held in conjunction with the Annual Meeting of the Medieval Academy of America. The event took place on Thursday evening, April 23rd, 1942, at eight-thirty in the Garmanic Museum at Harvard University, located at Kirkland Street, Cambridge.
The program was presented by Mr. Will Aims and included musical illustrations by Helen Y. Robison, tenor, assisted by several singers and instrumentalists.
The list of singers and instrumentalists includes:
The program consists of several musical pieces categorized into four sections:
I. Early Liturgical Music:
II. Solo Songs, 12th-14th Centuries:
III. Polyphonic Music of the 14th Century:
IV. Polyphonic Music of the 15th Century:
The image shows a typed program for a lecture event held by the Longy School of Music at One Follen Street, Cambridge. The lecture is titled "Lecture on the Music of the Middle Ages" and took place on Thursday evening, April 22nd, 1943, at 8:30 PM at the Germaine Museum, Harvard University, Kirkland Street, Cambridge.
The lecture was delivered by Dr. Thomas Ayer, with musical illustrations by Emlin T. Robison, tenor, assisted by several singers and instrumentalists. The list of assistants includes names like Bernice Alberts, Arlan Balflee, Anthony Howlett, Robert Grove, Priscilla Field, and others.
The program is divided into four parts:
I. Early Liturgical Music
II. Solo Songs, 12th-14th Centuries
III. Polyphonic Music of the 14th Century
IV. Polyphonic Music of the 15th Century
The document has a slightly worn look, with a small tear on the bottom right corner. The text is typed in purple ink.
This image shows a typed document that appears to be an event program. The top of the document mentions "LONGY SCHOOL OF MUSIC, One Follen Street's Cambridgeshire" and announces "AN HOUR OF MUSIC OF THE MIDDLE AGES" in coordination with the annual meeting of the Mediaeval Academy of America. The event was scheduled for Thursday evening, April 23rd, 1942, at eight-thirty at the Harvard University, Cambridge.
The lecture was to be delivered by Mr. Ivan Apgar with musical illustrations by Milton J. Nosworthy, tenor, assisted by several singers and instrumentalists. The names of the singers and instrumentalists are listed in two columns. The program itself is divided into four parts consisting of different types of medieval music such as "Early Liturgical Music," "Solo Songs, 12th-14th Centuries," "Polyphonic Music of the 14th Century," and finally "Polyphonic Music of the 15th Century." Each part includes individual pieces with their names, composers, and the period in which they were composed. The document is aged, with slight discoloration and creases, indicating its historical nature.
This image depicts a vintage lecture program, printed on paper in predominantly purple ink. The letterhead at the top reads "LONGY SCHOOL OF MUSIC One Follen Street Cambridge." Below it, the title of the lecture "LECTURE ON THE MUSIC OF THE MIDDLE AGES" is mentioned, along with details about the hosting alongside the Annual Meeting of the Mediaeval Academy of America. The event is scheduled for Thursday evening, April 23rd, 1942, at 8:30 PM, to be held at the Germanic Museum, Harvard University, Kirkland Street, Cambridge.
The lecture is conducted by Hugh M. Arn, with musical illustrations by Elion Y. Solis-Cohen, tenor, assisted by several singers and instrumentalists whose names are listed, including Bernice Alberts, Floyd Hibbard, and others.
The program is organized into four segments:
I. Early Liturgical Music
II. Solo Songs: 12th-14th Centuries
III. Polyphonic Music of the 14th Century
IV. Polyphonic Music of the 15th Century
The document appears to be an academic and musical collaboration providing an insightful historical exploration of Medieval music.
The image depicts a printed program for a lecture titled "Lecture on the Music of the Middle Ages", held in conjunction with the Annual Meeting of the Medieval Academy of America. The event took place on Thursday evening, April 23rd, 1942, at eight-thirty in the Garmany Museum, Harvard University, Kirkland Street, Cambridge.
The program is divided into four main sections, each featuring musical selections from different historical periods:
Early Liturgical Music
Solo Songs, 12th–16th Centuries
Polyphonic Music of the 14th Century
Polyphonic Music of the 15th Century
This program provides a detailed overview of a scholarly lecture and musical performance focusing on medieval music, featuring a range of historical pieces performed by a talented ensemble of singers and instrumentalists.