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The image shows a page from a book or document, specifically page 2. The text on the page includes a musical composition titled "Santa Maria, star of the day," which is a piece of praise to Santa Maria. The lyrics are in English and appear to be part of a larger musical work.

The document lists various instruments used in the performance, including:

• Oud
• Lute
• Baglama
• Sitar
• Medieval harp
• Nun's fiddle
• Viola da gamba
• Rebec
• Bowed lyre
• Kamanche
• Psaltery
• String drum
• Near Eastern percussion
• Bamboo flutes
• Shawm
• Rauschpfeife
• Krumhorn
• Voices

The members of Consort Hodier are listed as:

• Buffy Berg
• Gail Berlin
• Hank Chapin
• Hildur Colot
• Janet Fuchs
• Ellen Hayes
• Nancy Knowles
• Lise Kulbach
• David Lawrence
• Karen Lembcke

Additionally, there is information about Marleen Montgomery, who is the director of the Quadrivium Center at 4 Austin Street, Cambridge. The center is described as a place for the study of medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque instruments and music. Consort Hodier's upcoming performances are mentioned, including dates and locations such as May 6 and 9 at the First Church in Cambridge, May 19 at the First Church, and May 20 at the Emmanuel Episcopal in Boston. The performances feature various types of music, including Machaut and Stravinsky Masses, Czechoslovakian medieval music, Cantigas de Santa Maria, and Early American hymns.

At the bottom of the page, there is a note about the next recital on April 19, featuring David Fuller, an organist. There is also a Thursday Noon Recital Set mentioned.

An invitation from the Consul General of the Federal Republic of Germany and Mrs. Otto G. Berschard is included, requesting the pleasure of the company at their Annual Reception on Thursday, April 12, 1973, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Busch-Reisinger Museum in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The invitation includes a request for a reply.

The image is of a page from a document, specifically page 2, which contains several sections of text related to a musical or cultural event.

1. Opening Verse:

   • The text begins with a religious invocation:
     "This is in praise of Santa Maria."
     "To our honored Lord, whose sacred flesh was given for our stren..."
     "Santa Maria, star of the day, show us the way to God."

2. Instrument List:

   • The instruments used are listed:
     oud, lute, baglama, sitar, medieval harp, nun’s fiddle, viola da gamba, rebec, bowed lyre, kamanche, psaltery, string drum, Near Eastern percussion, bamboo flutes, shawm, rauschpfeife, krumhorn, and voices.

3. Members of Consort Hodie:

   • The names of the members of the group Consort Hodie are listed:
     Buffy Berg, Gail Berlin, Hank Chapin, Hildur Colot, Janet Fuchs, Ellen Hayes, Nancy Knowles, Lisle Kulbach, David Lawrence, and Karen Lembcke.

4. Quadrivium Center:

   • Marleen Montgomery is noted as the director of the Quadrivium Center, located at 4 Austin Street, Cambridge, dedicated to the study of medieval, Renaissance, and baroque instruments and music.
   • Consort Hodie is identified as a nucleus group of this center.

5. Future Performances:

   • Future performances by the Quadrivium Center include:
     • The Machaut and Stravinsky Masses on May 6 and 8 at the First Church in Cambridge.
     • The Machaut Mass on May 19 (First Church) and May 20 (Emmanuel Episcopal in Boston).
     • Other events include Czechoslovakian medieval music, Cantigas de Santa María, and Early American hymns.

6. Recitals:

   • The next recital is scheduled for April 19 with David Fuller as the organist.

7. Event Invitation:

   • At the bottom of the page is an invitation to an Annual Reception by the Consul General of the Federal Republic of Germany and Mrs. Otto G. Barchard:
     • Date: Thursday, April 12, 1973
     • Time: 5:30 to 7:30 PM
     • Venue: Busch-Reisinger Museum, Cambridge, Massachusetts
     • Requests the company of attendees for the reception and includes a note to use the enclosed card for RSVP.

The document appears to be a mix of a musical program, event details, and an invitation for cultural or social gatherings.

The image shows page 2 of a program or booklet. Here are the details:

1. The top of the page starts with the number "370" and a line that reads, "This is in praise of Santa Maria."

2. There is a section of text that includes the lines:

   • "... to our honored Lord, whose sacred flesh was given for our stren."
   • "100 Santa Maria, star of the day, show us the way to God."

3. A list of instruments is provided: oud, lute, baglama, sitar, medieval harp, nun's fiddle, viola da gamba, rebec, bowed lyre, kamanche, psaltery, string drum, Near Eastern percussion, bamboo flutes, shawm, rauschpfeife, krumhorn, voices.

4. Members of "Consort Hodie" are listed: Buffy Berg, Gail Berlin, Hank Chapin, Hildur Colot, Janet Fuchs, Ellen Hayes, Nancy Knowles, Lisle Kulbach, David Lawrence, Karen Lembcke.

5. Marleen Montgomery is noted as the director of the Quadrivium Center, located at 4 Austin Street, Cambridge, which focuses on the study of medieval, renaissance, and baroque instruments and music. Consort Hodie is mentioned as a nucleus group of the Center. Future performances are listed, including:

   • May 6 and 8: Machaut and Stravinsky Masses at the First Church in Cambridge.
   • May 19: First Church.
   • May 20: Emmanuel Episcopal in Boston, featuring the Machaut Mass, Czechoslovakian medieval music, Cantigas de Santa Maria, and Early American hymns.

6. An announcement for the "Next recital, April 19, David Fuller, Organist" as part of the "Thursday Noon Recital Series" is included.

7. At the bottom, there is an invitation from the Consul General of the Federal Republic of Germany and Mrs. Otto G. Barchard for an Annual Reception on Thursday, April 12, 1973, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Busch-Reisinger Museum in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It requests the use of an enclosed card for replies.

The image displays a page from a document containing several sections related to music performances and events.

1. Musical Piece (Hymn to Santa Maria):

   • The text begins with a hymn in praise of Santa Maria, with the following lines:
     • "... to our honored Lord, whose sacred flesh was given for our strength."
     • "Santa Maria, star of the day, show us the way to God."

2. Instruments:

   • A list of instruments to be used is provided, including:
     • Oud, lute, baglama, sitar, medieval harp, nun's fiddle, viola da gamba, rebec, bowed lyre, kanunche, psaltery, string drum, Near Eastern percussion, bamboo flutes, shawm, rauschpfeife, krumhorn, and voices.

3. Consort Hodie Members:

   • The members of the group "Consort Hodie" are listed:
     • Buffy Berg, Gail Berin, Hank Chapin, Hildur Colot, Janet Fuchs, Ellen Hayes, Nancy Knowles, Lisle Kulbach, David Lawrence, Karen Lembcke.

4. Director and Performances:

   • Marleen Montgomery is noted as the director of the Quadrivium Center at 4 Austin Street, Cambridge. The center focuses on the study of medieval, renaissance, and baroque instruments and music.
   • Upcoming performances by the Quadrivium Center are mentioned:
     • May 6 and 8: Machaut and Stravinsky Masses at the First Church in Cambridge.
     • May 19: Machaut Mass, Czechoslovakian medieval music, Cantigas de Santa Maria, and Early American hymns at First Church.
     • May 20: Similar program at Emmanuel Episcopal in Boston.

5. Next Recital Announcement:

   • The next recital is scheduled for April 19, featuring David Fuller as the organist in the Thursday Noon Recital Series.

6. Invitation:

   • An invitation from the Consul General of the Federal Republic of Germany and Mrs. Otto G. Bachard is included. They invite guests to their Annual Reception on Thursday, April 12, 1973, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Busch-Reisinger Museum in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
   • A reply card is mentioned for responses to the invitation.

The image is of an open book or program, specifically page 2. Here is a detailed summary of the content:

1. Religious Text:

   • The page begins with a reference to "This is in praise of Santa Maria" and continues with a partial lyric:
     • "... to our honored Lord, whose sacred flesh was given for our stren."
     • "Santa Maria, star of the day, show us the way to God."

2. Musical Instruments Listed:

   • The instruments mentioned include oud, lute, baglama, sitar, medieval harp, nun’s fiddle, viola da gamba, rebec, bowed lyre, kamanche, psaltery, string drum, Near Eastern percussion, bamboo flutes, shawm, rauschpfeife, krumhorn, and voices.

3. Members of Consort Hodie:

   • The page lists the members of Consort Hodie, which are:
     • Buffy Berg
     • Gail Berlin
     • Hank Chapin
     • Hildur Colot
     • Janet Fuchs
     • Ellen Hayes
     • Nancy Knowles
     • Lisle Kulbach
     • David Lawrence
     • Karen Lembcke

4. Quadrivium Center:

   • Marleen Montgomery is identified as the director of the Quadrivium Center, located at 4 Austin Street, Cambridge. The center is described as a place for the study of medieval, renaissance, and baroque instruments and music.
   • Consort Hodie is noted as a nucleus group of the center.
   • Future performances by the Quadrivium Center include:
     • May 6 and 8: The Machaut and Stravinsky Masses at the First Church in Cambridge
     • May 19: (First Church)
     • May 20: (Emmanuel Episcopal in Boston)
     • Machaut Mass, Czechoslovakian medieval music, Cantigas de Santa Maria, and Early American hymns.

5. Recital Information:

   • A future recital is scheduled for April 19 with David Fuller as the organist.

6. Invitation:

   • An invitation from The Consul General of the Federal Republic of Germany and Mrs. Otto G. Barcheard requests the recipient's company at their Annual Reception on Thursday, April 12, 1973, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Busch-Reisinger Museum in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
   • The invitation includes a request to use the enclosed card for a reply.

The page appears to be from a program or a booklet related to a musical event or concert series.

The image shows a page from an old book or document, specifically page 2. Here is a detailed summary of the contents:

1. Text at the Top:

   • "370 This is in praise of Santa Maria."
   • A line of text in a language that appears to be Latin or another ancient script, which translates to "to our honored Lord, whose sacred flesh was given for our strength."
   • "100 Santa Maria, star of the day, show us the way to God."

2. List of Instruments:

   • The page lists various historical and traditional musical instruments including:
     • oud
     • lute
     • baglama
     • sitar
     • medieval harp
     • nun’s fiddle
     • viola da gamba
     • rebec
     • bowed lyre
     • kamanche
     • psaltery
     • string drum
     • Near Eastern percussion
     • bamboo flutes
     • shawm
     • rauschpfeife
     • krumhorn
     • voices

3. Members of Consort Hodie:

   • The names of several musicians are listed:
     • Buffy Berg
     • Gail Berlin
     • Hank Chapin
     • Hildur Colot
     • Janet Fuchs
     • Ellen Hayes
     • Nancy Knowles
     • Lisle Kulbach
     • David Lawrence
     • Karen Lembcke

4. Information About Marleen Montgomery:

   • Marleen Montgomery is noted as the director of the Quadrivium Center located at 4 Austin Street, Cambridge.
   • The center focuses on the study of medieval, renaissance, and baroque instruments and music.
   • Consort Hodie is described as a nucleus group of the center.

5. Upcoming Performances:

   • The Quadrivium Center has performances scheduled for May 6 and 8, including the Machaut and Stravinsky Masses at the First Church in Cambridge, and May 19 and 20 at Emmanuel Episcopal in Boston.
   • The performances will include Machaut Mass, Czechoslovakian medieval music, Cantigas de Santa Maria, and Early American hymns.

6. Recital Notice:

   • The next recital is scheduled for April 19 with David Fuller as the organist.

7. Social Invitation:

   • An invitation to the Annual Reception of the Consul General of the Federal Republic of Germany and Mrs. Otto G. Barchard on Thursday, April 12, 1973, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Busch-Reisinger Museum, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
   • The invitation requests the use of the enclosed card for a reply.

The document appears to be a historical or programmatic piece related to a musical and cultural organization, detailing their activities, members, and events.

This image shows a page from a document or booklet that appears to be related to musical performances. At the top of the page, you can see "page 2" indicating this is not the first page of the document. The text on the page reads:

"370 This is in praise of Santa Maria.

1 ... to our honored Lord, whose sacred flesh was given for our stren
100 Santa Maria, star of the day, show us the way to God.

Instruments: oud, lute, baglama, sitar, medieval harp, nun's fiddle, viola da gamba, rebec, bowed lyre, kamanche, psaltery, string drum, Near Eastern percussion, bamboo flutes, shawm, rauchpfeife, krumhorn, voices.

Members of Consort Holdie: Buffy Berg, Gail Berlin, Hank Chapin, Hildur Colot, Janet Fauchs, Ellen Hayes, Nancy Knowles,
Ilse Knobloch, David Luce, Ellen Mausner, Karen Lembcke.

Marleen Montgomery is the director of the Quadrivium Center, 4 Austin Street, Cambridge, a place for the study of medieval, renaissance, and baroque instruments and music. Consort Holdie is a nucleus group of the Center. Future Quadrivium Center performances include May 6 and 8, the Machaut and Stravinsky Masses at the First Church in Cambridge, May 19 (First Church) and May 20 (Emmanuel Episcopal in Boston), the Machaut Mass, Czechoslovakian medieval music, Cantigas de Santa Maria, and Early American hymns.

Next recital, April 19, David Fuller—Organist

Thursday Noon Recital Ser

The Consul General
of the Federal Republic of Germany
and Mrs. Else G. Brandhorst
request the pleasure of your company
at their Annual Reception
on Thursday, April 19, 1973
from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Busch-Reisinger Museum
Cambridge, Massachusetts

In the event reply, please
use the enclosed card"

The bottom right corner of the page has a textured edge, suggesting this page may be overlaid on top of an invitation or another document that is partially visible underneath. The main text speaks about musical performances, instruments, and members of an ensemble, while the lower part is a more formal printed invitation from a Consul General. The document appears to be somewhat aged based on the color and quality of the paper.

The image shows a page from what appears to be a program or a booklet. The page is numbered "page 2" and includes text about a musical piece titled "This is in praise of Santa Maria." The text includes some poetry or lyrics praising Santa Maria and mentions various musical instruments used, such as oud, lute, baglama, sitar, medieval harp, nun’s fiddle, viola da gamba, rebec, bowed lyre, kamanche, psaltery, string drum, Near Eastern percussion, bamboo flutes, shawm, rauschpfeife, krumhorn, and voices.

There is a list of members of the Consort Hodie, including Buffy Berg, Gail Berlin, Hank Chapin, Hildur Colot, Janet Fuchs, Ellen Hayes, Nancy Knowles, Lisle Kulbach, David Lawrence, and Karen Lembcke.

A paragraph details that Marleen Montgomery is the director of the Quadrivium Center, located at 4 Austin Street, Cambridge, which focuses on the study of medieval, renaissance, and baroque instruments and music. It mentions upcoming performances and a repertoire including the Machaut and Stravinsky Masses, Czechoslovakian medieval music, Cantigas de Santa Maria, and Early American hymns.

At the bottom of the page, partially overlaying the text, is an invitation card for an event hosted by the Consul General of the Federal Republic of Germany and Mrs. Otto G. Borchard, requesting the pleasure of a guest’s company at their Annual Reception on Thursday, April 12, 1973, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Busch-Reisinger Museum in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The card also includes a note about using an enclosed card for replies.

The image shows an open book with two pages visible. The left page has a poem titled "This is in praise of Santa Maria." The poem has two verses, with the first verse mentioning Santa Maria as the star of the day and the second verse dedicated to the honored Lord. The right page has a list of instruments and a group of people named "Consort Hodie." The list includes various musical instruments such as the oud, lute, baglama, sitar, medieval harp, nun's fiddle, and others. The group of people includes Buffy Berg, Gail Berlin, Hank Chapin, Hildur Colot, Janet Fuchs, Ellen Hayes, Nancy Knowles, Lisle Kulbach, David Lawrence, Karen Lembcke, and Marleen Montgomery. The text also mentions the Quadrivium Center, located at 4 Austin Street in Cambridge, and their future performances. The image has a blurry effect, and the pages are slightly curled.

The image shows an open book, specifically a program or booklet, with text printed on page 2. The content appears to be related to a musical recital or event. Here is a detailed description:

Layout and Design:

• Page Number: The top right corner indicates "page 2."
• Text Format: The text is typed in a formal, serif font, typical of printed programs or invitations.
• Structure: The page is divided into several sections, each providing different information about the event.

Content:

1. Poem or Hymn:

   • The page begins with a numbered section labeled "370," which appears to be a hymn or poem titled "This is in praise of Santa Maria."
   • The text includes verses:
     • "This is in praise of Santa Maria."
     • "… to our honored Lord, whose sacred flesh was given for our stren"
     • "100 Santa Maria, star of the day, show us the way to God."
   • This suggests a religious or liturgical context.

2. Instruments:

   • A list of instruments is provided under the heading "Instruments:"
     • oud, lute, baglama, sitar, medieval harp, nun’s fiddle, viola da gamba, rebec, bowed lyre, kamanche, psaltery, string drum, Near Eastern percussion, bamboo flutes, shawm, rauschpfeife, krummhorn, voices.
   • This indicates a diverse range of traditional and historical instruments, suggesting a performance focused on early or medieval music.

3. Members of Consort Hodie:

   • The text lists the members of the group "Consort Hodie":
     • Buffy Berg, Gail Berlin, Hank Chapin, Hildur Colot, Janet Fuchs, Ellen Hayes, Nancy Knowles, Lisle Kulbach, David Lawrence, Karen Lembcke.
   • This provides the names of the performers involved in the event.

4. About Marleen Montgomery and the Quadrivium Center:

   • A paragraph describes Marleen Montgomery as the director of the Quadrivium Center, located at 4 Austin Street, Cambridge.
   • The center is described as a place for the study of medieval, renaissance, and baroque instruments and music.
   • The Consort Hodie is noted as a nucleus group of the center.

5. Future Performances:

   • The text outlines upcoming performances by the Quadrivium Center:
     • May 6 and 8: Machaut and Stravinsky Masses at the First Church in Cambridge.
     • May 19: First Church.
     • May 20: Emmanuel Episcopal in Boston.
     • Additional performances include the Machaut Mass, Czechoslovakian medieval music, Cantigas de Santa María, and Early American hymns.

6. Next Recital:

   • A note at the bottom indicates the "Next recital, April 19, David Fuller, Organist."
   • It also mentions a "Thursday Noon Recital Ser" (likely short for "Series").

7. Invitation:

   • At the bottom of the page, there is an invitation or request:
     • "The Consul General of the Federal Republic of Germany and Mrs. Otto B. Baerchard request the pleasure of your company at their Annual Reception on Thursday, April 12, 1973, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., Busch-Reisinger Museum, Cambridge, Massachusetts."
   • This suggests that the booklet may also serve as an invitation to a related event.

Visual Elements:

• Binding: The book appears to have a green spine, indicating it is part of a bound collection or archive.
• Condition: The pages look clean and well-preserved, suggesting the book is part of an archival or historical collection.
• Watermark or Logo: There is a faint, abstract design or watermark in the center of the page, possibly a logo or emblem, but it is not clearly identifiable.

Overall Context:

The page combines elements of a musical program, a hymn or poem, and an invitation to a formal event. It reflects a cultural or academic setting, likely related to early music, medieval studies, or a formal reception hosted by diplomatic or institutional figures. The inclusion of both musical details and an invitation suggests this booklet serves multiple purposes, possibly as a program for a recital and as an accompanying invitation to a related event.

Summary:

The image depicts a formal program or booklet page from a musical recital or event, detailing a hymn, instruments, performers, future performances, and an invitation to an annual reception. The content highlights a focus on medieval and early music, with a formal and academic tone.