Archives Scrapbooks

The image is a program for a concert of sacred music presented by The Adams House Music Society on May 7, 1961. The event took place at Busch-Reisinger Museum at 3:30 PM. The program includes the following pieces:

1. Vespero della Beata Vergine (1610) by Claudio Monteverdi

   • I. Domine ad adiuvandum
   • II. Dixit Dominus
   • III. Audi coelum (solo: Mrs. Selch)
   • IV. Sonata sopra Santa Maria ora pro nobis (soloists: Miss Ramsey, Miss Clemon, Mrs. Selch, Mr. Allen, Mr. Burns)

2. Ich hebe meine Augen auf zu den Bergen (Psalm 121) by Heinrich Schütz

   • (soloists: Miss Ramsey, Miss Flann, Mrs. Lindy, Mrs. Burns)

3. Fili mi, absolvi ("Symphoniae Sacrae" 1629) by Heinrich Schütz

   • (solo: Mrs. Layton)

4. Die sieben Worte Jesu Christi am Kreuz (Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross) (1645) by Heinrich Schütz

   • (soloists: Miss Ramsey, Mrs. Selch, Mr. Lindy, Mrs. Burns, and Mr. Cantin singing the words of Christ)

The singers included:

• Emily Ramsey
• Kathryn Clemon
• Ilene Demsey
• Eleanor Allen
• Gaye Selch
• Antonia Flann
• Joan Redpath
• Linda Michley
• Jean McCluskey
• Bruce Lindy
• Joseph Hart
• Milton Tuch
• John Burns
• Gerald Bennett
• Bruce Archibald
• Bentley Layton

The instrumentalists were:

• Continuo: Peter Amidon, organist
• Celli: Peter Helmstet, Robert Frecco
• Double-bass: Bill Flanner, Stephen Wright
• Viola da gamba: John Gutman, John Gecoff
• Gamba: James Mairs, Ellen Moyes
• Flutes: Raphael Crystal
• Trumpets: John Hildebrand, David Cates

The concert was conducted by Bentley Layton and Bruce Archibald. Instruments were loaned by E. Power Biggs and the Harvard Music Department.

The image is a concert program from a performance held on May 7, 1961, presented by The Adams House Music Society. The event is a concert of sacred music featuring compositions by Claudio Monteverdi and Heinrich Schütz.

Here is the detailed program:

1. Claudio Monteverdi - "Vespro della Beata Vergine (1610)"

   • I. "Domine ad adjuvandum"
   • II. "Dixit Dominus" (Soloist: Mrs. Sa'idah)
   • III. "Audi coelum" (Tenor solo, pro nunc: Mr. Loud)
   • IV. "Sonata sopra Santa Maria ora pro nobis" (Soloists: Miss Ramsey, Miss Clemann, Mrs. Sa’idah, Mr. Loud, Mr. Bennett, Mr. Burns)

2. Heinrich Schütz

   • "Ich hebe meine Augen auf zu den Bergen (Psalmum Davids)" SWV 31 (1619) (Soloists: Ida Ramsey, Miss Klonz, Mr. Loud, Mr. Burns)
   • "Fili Mi, Absalon" ("Symphoniae Sacrae" 1629) (Bass solo: Mr. Layton)
   • "Die Sieben Worte unsers lieben Erlösers und Seeligmachers Jesu Christi so Er am Stamma des Heiligen Creutzes gesprochen" (1645) (Soloists: Miss Ramsey, Mrs. Sa'idah, Mr. Loud, Mr. Burns, and Mr. Smith singing the words of Christ)

Performers:

• Singers:

  • Emily Ramsey
  • Kathryn Clemann
  • Ida Despay
  • Rebecca Allen
  • Gaye Sa'idah
  • Antonia Flynn
  • Jean McIntosh
  • Mildred Christie
  • Jean McLoughlin
  • Page Giddy
  • Josiah Hunt
  • Gilbert Ingraham
  • Robert Loud
  • Jonathan Shay
  • Allen Burns
  • Vincent Smith
  • Gerald Bennett
  • Bruce Archibald
  • Bentley Layton

• Instrumentalists:

  • Continuo: Peter Amstutz (Organist)
  • Violins: Peter Feldmann, Robert Freed
  • Viola da Gamba: Stephen Wright
  • Flauto Dolce: Frances Wright
  • Viola: George Goolian
  • Viola da Gamba (Violoncello): David Bakamjian
  • Oboes: James Moisa, Eliot Noyes
  • Flute: Raphael Crystal
  • Trombones: John Hildebrand, David Cakes

The concert is conducted by Bentley Layton and Bruce Archibald.

The instruments were loaned by E. Power Biggs and the Harvard Music Department.

The concert took place on Sunday, May 7, 1961, at 3:30 P.M. in the Busch-Reisinger Auditorium.

The image is a program for a concert titled "A Concert of Sacred Music," presented by The Adams House Music Society. The concert took place on Sunday, May 7, 1961, at 3:30 PM in the Busse-Reisinger Juniorium.

The concert featured works by Claudio Monteverdi and Heinrich Schütz, including:

1. Vesper della Beata Vergine (1610) by Claudio Monteverdi:

   • Domine ad adjuvandum (I)
   • Dixit Dominus (II)
   • Audi coelum (solo, Mrs. Sa’dah) (III)
   • Sonata sopra Sancta Maria ora pro nobis (soli: Miss Ramsey, Miss Ojemann, Mrs. Sa’dah, Mr. Loud, Mr. Bennett, Mr. Burns) (IV)

2. Ich habe meine Augen auf zu den Bergen ("Salmen Davids" 1619) by Heinrich Schütz:

   • Soloists: Miss Ramsey, Miss Flom, Mr. Loud, Mr. Burns

3. Fili mi, Absalon ("Symphonias Sacrae" 1629) by Heinrich Schütz:

   • Tess solo, Mr. Leyton

4. Die sieben Worte unsers Herrn Jesus und Seligmachers Jesu Christi ("Das Heilgen Grabtes gesprochen" 1645) by Heinrich Schütz:

   • Soloists: Miss Ramsey, Mrs. Sa’dah, Mr. Loud, Mr. Burns, and Mr. Saith singing the words of Christ

The program lists the following performers:

Singers:

• Emily Ramsey, Kathryn Ojemann, Irene Darbyshire, Deborah Allen, Gay Sa’dah, Antonia Flehm, Joan Pudhialley, Linda Fisher, Jean McAlowitz, Bruce Gibbs, Joseph Hart, John Saith, Robert Loud, Jonathan Shay, Allen Burns, Vincent Smith, Gerald Bennett, Bruce Archibald, Bentley Leyton.

Instrumentalists:

• Continuo: Peter Armstrong, organ
• Harpsichord: Peter Felmann, Robert Fresco
• Bassoon: David Zimmaner, Stephen Wright
• Viols: George Coker, David Tartekoff
• Oboes: James Weiss, Eliot Noyes
• Flute: Raphael Crystal
• Trumpets: John Hildebrand, David Gates

The concert was conducted by Bentley Leyton and Bruce Archibald.

The instruments were loaned by E. Power Biggs and the Harvard Music Department.

The image is a program from a concert titled "A Concert of Sacred Music" presented by The Adams House Music Society. The concert took place on Sunday, May 7, 1961, at 3:30 PM in the Busche-Reisinger Museum's Jarcum.

The program lists several pieces of sacred music performed during the concert:

1. VESPERO DELLA BEATA VIRGINA (1610) by Claudio Monteverdi:

   • Includes movements such as "Domine ad adjuvandum me," "Dixit Dominus," "Audi Coelum" (with Mrs. Saiah as the soloist), and a sonata sopra sonata "Maria caeli et terrae" with soloists including Miss Ramsey, Miss Ojemann, Mrs. Saiah, Mr. Loud, Mrs. Bennett, and Mr. Burns.

2. ICH HABE MEINE AUGEN AUF ZU DEN BURGEN (Psalmen Davids 1619) by Heinrich Schütz:

   • Includes soloists Miss Ramsey, Miss Flinn, Mr. Loud, and Mr. Burns.

3. FILI MI, ARSALON (Symphoniae Sacrae, 1629) by Heinrich Schütz:

   • Featuring Mr. Layton as the soloist.

4. DIE SIEBEN WORTE UNSERS LEIBEN ERLOESERS UND SEELTRETTERS JESU CHRISTI by Heinrich Schütz (1645):

   • Includes the words of Christ, with soloists Miss Ramsey, Mrs. Saiah, Mr. Loud, Mr. Burns, and Mrs. Smith.

The program also lists the singers involved in the concert:

• Emily Ramsey, Kathryn Ojemann, Irene Darney, Deborah Allen, Gaye Saiah, Antonia Flehn, Joan McCarthy, Linda Shirley, Jean McAllister, Bruce Gibbs, Joseph Hart, Ida Thompson, Robert Loud, Jonathan Shay, Allen Burns, Vincent Smith, Gerald Bennett, Bruce Archibald, Bentley Layton.

Instrumentalists and their instruments:

• Continuo: Peter Armstrong, organist
• Violin I: Peter Belmont, Robert Fresco
• Violin II: David Klemmer, Stephen Wright
• Violas: George Geyer, David Tartekoff
• Oboes: James Weiss, Elliot Noyes
• Flute: Raphael Crystal
• Trombones: John Hildebrand, David Calves

The concert was conducted by Bentley Leyton and Bruce Archibald. The instruments were loaned by E. Power Biggs and the Harvard Music Department.

The image depicts a program for a concert titled "A Concert of Sacred Music" presented by The Adams House Music Society. The event took place on Sunday, May 7, 1961, at 3:30 PM in the Busche-Reisinger Judaicum.

The concert features several pieces of sacred music, including:

1. Vespero della Beata Vergine by Claudio Monteverdi (1610):

   • Domine ad adjuvandum
   • Dixit Dominus
   • Audi Consulm (alto solo, Mrs. Sa'idah)
   • Sonata sopra Sancta Maria ora pro nobis (soloists: Miss Ramsey, Miss Ojemann, Mrs. Sa'idah, Mr. Loud, Mrs. Bennett, Mr. Burns)

2. Ich hebe meine Augen auf zu dem HERRN by Heinrich Schütz ("Psalmen Davids" 1639):

   • (soloists: Miss Ramsey, Miss Flinn, Mr. Loud, Mr. Burns)

3. Filii, Arsael ("Symphonias Sacrae" 1629) by Heinrich Schütz:

   • (bass solo, Mr. Layton)

4. Die sieben Worte Unseres Herrn Jesus Christus by Heinrich Schütz (1645):

   • (soloists: Miss Ramsey, Mrs. Sa'idah, Mr. Loud, Mr. Burns, and Mr. Sa'idh singing the words of Christ)

The program lists the singers and instrumentalists involved:

• Singers: Emily Ramsey, Kathryn Ojemann, Irene Dampsey, Deborah Allen, Gayle Sa'idah, Antonia Plehn, Joan Polidhali, Linda Zidley, Jean McCullough, Bruce Gibbs, Joseph Hart, Idae Toppin, Robert Loud, Jonathan Shay, Allen Burns, Vincent Smith, Gerald Bennett, Bruce Archibald, Bentley Layton.
• Instrumentalists:
  • Continuo: Peter Armstrong (organist), William Peter Felman, Robert Fresco
  • Harpsichord: David Klummer, Stephen Wright
  • Violins: George Gould, David Tartkoff
  • Violoncello: James Weiss, Elliot Neys
  • Flute: Raphael Crystal
  • Trombone: John Hildebrand, David Cates
• Conducted by Bentley Layton and Bruce Archibald

The instruments were loaned by E. Power Biggs and the Harvard Music Department.

The image shows a program for a concert titled "A Concert of Sacred Music," presented by The Adams House Music Society. The concert took place on Sunday, May 7, 1961, at 3:30 P.M. in the Busch-Reisinger Museum. The program features works by Claudio Monteverdi and Heinrich Schütz.

The program includes the following pieces:

1. "Vespero della Beata Virgina (1610)" by Claudio Monteverdi, with several sections:

   • I. Domine exaudiundam
   • II. Dixit Dominus
   • III. Audi Coelum (soloists: Miss Sa'ih)
   • IV. Sonata sopra: Santa Maria ora pro nobis (soloists: Miss Ramsey, Miss Ojemann, Mrs. Sa'ih, Mr. Loud, Mrs. Bennett, Mr. Burns)

2. "Ich hebe meine Augen auf zu den Bergen (Psalm 123)" (1619) by Heinrich Schütz, with soloists Miss Ramsey, Miss Flinn, Mr. Loud, and Mr. Burns.

3. "Fili mi, Absalon" (Symphoniae Sacrae, 1629) by Heinrich Schütz, with Mr. Leyton as the tenor soloist.

4. "Die sieben Worte Jesu Christi am Kreuz" (1645) by Heinrich Schütz, with soloists Miss Ramsey, Mrs. Sa'ih, Mr. Loud, Mr. Burns, and Mr. Sa'ih singing the words of Christ.

The list of singers includes Emily Ramsey, Kathryn Ojemann, Liene Dempsey, Deborah Allen, Gaye Sa'ih, Antonia Flehn, Joan Feidt, Linda Shidley, Jean McAlister, Bruce Gibb, Joseph Hart, Robert T. P. Taylor, Robert Loud, Jonathan Shay, Allen Burns, Vincent Smith, Gerald Bennett, Bruce Archibald, and Bentley Leyton.

The instrumentalists are:

• Continuo: Peter Armstrong (organ), Robert Frisco, John C. Hall
• Violins: David Blummer, Stephen Wright
• Viols: George C., David Tartekoff
• Oboes: James Weiss, E. K. Noyes
• Flute: Raphael Crystal
• Trombones: John Hildebrand, David Gakes

The concert is conducted by Bentley Leyton and Bruce Archibald, with instruments loaned by F. Power Biggs and the Harvard Music Department.

This image shows a scanned page of a program for a music event. Here are the details as seen on the page:

• The text at the top right corner of the page indicates that the event took place on "May 7, 1961."
• The page is titled "The Adams House Music Society presents A CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC."
• The program lists performances of music pieces by Claudio Monteverdi and Heinrich Schütz, including "Vespro della beata vergine" (1610) by Monteverdi, "Ich hebe meine Augen auf dem Berge" ("Psalm versis" 1619) by Schütz, and "Fili mi, Absalon" ("Symphoniae Sacrae" 1629) by Schütz.
• Additionally, a piece titled "Die sieben Worte unsers lieben Erlösers und seeligmachers Jesu Christi" ("The seven last words of Jesus Christ" spoken on the Cross) from 1645 by Heinrich Schütz is listed.
• The singers and instrumentalists for the concert are named, with their respective roles. Among the listed names are "Emily Romney," "Kathryn Gjermann," "Eunice Dempsey," and instrumentalists such as "Peter Armstrong" (organist) and "Peter Feinmont" (cellist).
• The event was conducted by "Bentley Layton" and "Bruce Archibald."
• The instruments were loaned by "E. Power Biggs" and the "Harvard Music Department."
• The venue and time of the event were "Sunday, May 7, 1961, 3:30 P.M. at Busch-Reisinger Museum."

The page appears to be from a booklet or program handout with a blue binding on the left side, and there's a handwritten note above the title that likely indicates the date of the event.

The image shows a typed concert program dated May 7, 1961, for an event presented by The Adams House Music Society titled "A Concert of Sacred Music."

The program lists the following pieces and their composers:

1. "Vespero Della Beata Virgina (1610)" by Claudio Monteverdi.

   • Four parts: I Domine ad adjuvandum, II Dixit Dominus, III Audi Coelom, IV Sonate supra Sancta Maria ora pro nobis.
   • Soloists: Miss Romney, Miss Ojemann, Mrs. Saʻdah, Mr. Loud, Mr. Bennett, Mr. Burns.

2. "Ich hebe meine Augen auf zu den Bergen" (Psalmen Davids 1619) by Heinrich Schütz.

   • Soloists: Miss Romney, Miss Plehn, Mr. Loud, Mr. Burns.

3. "Fili Mi, Absalon" (Symphoniae Sacrae 1629) by Heinrich Schütz.

   • Bass solo: Mr. Layton.

4. "Die Sieben Worte Unsers Lieben Erlösers und Seelighmachers Jesu Christi so Er am Stamm des Heiligen Creutzes gesprochen (1645)" by Heinrich Schütz.

   • Soloists: Miss Romney, Mrs. Saʻdah, Mr. Loud, Mr. Burns, and Mr. Smith singing the words of Christ.

The program further lists singers:
Emily Romney, Kathryn Ojennann, Liene Dempsey, Deborah Allen, Gaye Saʻdah, Antonia Plehn, Joan Meinthaler, Linda Shirley, Jean McClowizy, Bruce Gibbs, Joseph Hart, Richard Terpin, Robert Loud, Jonathan Shay, Allen Burns, Vincent Smith, Gerald Bennett, Bruce Archibald, Bentley Layton.

Instrumentalists include:

• Continuo: Peter Armstrong, organist
• Celli: Peter Belmont, Robert Fresco
• Bassoons: David Klausner, Stephen Wright
• Violas: George Goldburg, David Tartokoff
• Oboes: James Weiss, Eliot Noyes
• Flute: Raphael Crystal
• Trombones: John Hildebrand, David Cales

Conductors: Bentley Layton and Bruce Archibald

The program notes that instruments were loaned by E. Power Biggs and the Harvard Music Department.

The concert took place on Sunday, May 7, 1961, at 3:30 PM in the Fusch-Reisinger Museum.

There is a faint marking of the date "May 7, 1961" handwritten at the top of the page. The program is attached to a page in a book or binder with two staples at the top corners.

The image shows a page from a program or booklet for a concert organized by The Adams House Music Society. The concert is titled "A Concert of Sacred Music" and is scheduled for Sunday, May 7, 1961, at 3:30 P.M. at the Fusch-Reisinger Lacum.

Key Details from the Image:

Header:

• The top of the page features handwritten text indicating the date: "May 7, 1961" in blue ink.

Main Title:

• The concert is presented by The Adams House Music Society and is described as "A Concert of Sacred Music."

Program Listing:

The program includes several sacred musical works:

1. VESPERO DELLA BEATA VERGINA (1610) – Claudio Monteverdi

   • I. Domine ed adjuvandum
   • II. Dixit Dominus
   • III. Audi coelum (solo solo, Mrs. Salda)
   • IV. Sonata sopra “Sante Maria ora pro nobis”
     (soloists: Miss Romney, Miss Ojemann, Mrs. Salda, Mr. Whid, Mrs. Bennett, Mr. Burns)

2. ICH HERR IHE AUGEN AUF ZU DEN BURGEN (Psalm David’s, 1619) – Heinrich Schütz
   (soloists: Miss Romney, Miss Flork, Mr. Loud, Mr. Burns)

3. FIL MI, ABSALON (“Symphoniae Sacrae,” 1629) – Heinrich Schütz
   (solo: Mr. Layton)

4. DIE STEREN WORTE UNSER LIEBEN EILDE UND SEELIGMACHER JESUS CHRISTI so Er am Stamm Des Heiligen Creutzes gesprochen (1645)
   (soloists: Miss Romney, Mrs. Salda, Mr. Loud, Mr. Burns, and Mr. Smith singing the words of Christ)

Performers:

• Singers: Emily Romney, Kathryn Ojemann, Diane Dempsey, Deborah Allen, Gaye Salda, Anita Fleish, Joan Feichlinger, Linda Stanley, Jean Metcalf, Bruce Gibb, Joseph Hart, Robert Perlin, Robert Loud, Jonathan Shay, Allen Burns, Vincent Smith, Gerald Bennett, Bruce Archibald, Bentley Layton.
• Instrumentalists:
  • Continuo: Peter Armstrong, organist.
  • Cello: Peter Felmont, Robert Freaco.
  • Bassoon: David Klumner, Stephen Wright.
  • Gambes: George Gelburt, David Tartkoff.
  • Viols: James Weiss, Eliot Noys.
  • Flute: Raphael Crystal.
  • Trumpet: John Hildebrand, David Cakes.

Conductors:

• Conducted by Bentley Layton and Bruce Archibald.

Instruments:

• Instruments loaned by E. Power Biggs and the Harvard Music Department.

Overall Context:

The program indicates a formal and scholarly musical event featuring sacred compositions by notable composers such as Claudio Monteverdi and Heinrich Schütz. The performers include a mix of soloists and instrumentalists, suggesting a high-quality, academic, or community-based musical presentation. The handwritten date at the top suggests this is a preserved or archived program from the event.

The image shows a printed program for a concert of sacred music. The program is titled "A Concert of Sacred Music" and is presented by the Adams House Music Society. The date of the concert is May 7, 1961. The program includes a list of performers, including singers and instrumentalists, as well as the pieces that will be performed. The pieces include works by composers such as Claudio Monteverdi, Heinrich Schütz, and others. The concert is scheduled to take place at the Busch-Reisinger Museum on Sunday, May 7, 1961, at 3:30 PM. The program is printed on white paper and has a green border.