Programme, Volúmenes 1909-1910The Orchestra, 1908 |
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2.30 o'clock SATURDAY Allegro Andante April artistic B-flat Back Bay Baldwin bass bassoons beautiful Beethoven Berlin Boston Symphony Orchestra Boylston St BOYLSTON STREET Brahms Bruckner cellos Chickering chief theme chorus clarinets Company composer composition conductor Conservatory Copley Square d'Indy dance December dramatic English horn F major February Fiedler flute French Grand Hardman harp Haydn instruments Italian January kettledrums Ladies Leipsic LEWANDOS Liszt London Longy March Mass MAX FIEDLER melody minor Miss movement Mozart musician November oboe October opera overture Oxford Paris performance pianist piano pianoforte Pianola piece played poem published pupil Quartet Rehearsal and Concert Rome SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS Scherzo School Schumann score second theme Silks singers singing solo songs STEINERT HALL strings Suite sung Symphony Hall Telephone Theatre Tremont Street trombones trumpets Tschaikowsky TWENTY-NINTH SEASON Vienna violas violins violoncello voice Wagner Willy Roth wood-wind wrote York
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Página 1615 - The Enigma I will not explain — its 'dark saying' must be left unguessed, and I warn you that the apparent connection between the Variations and the Theme is often of the slightest texture; further, through and over the whole set another and larger Theme 'goes,
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