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worth your consideration.
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Tom was is a rare mood last night. Examination Recitals.
Wre wish you could have seen him. Toni In addition to the series of Twilight
takes no small amount of credit in the organ recitals, given on alternate
students' victory, because, as we have Tuesday afternoons, Mr. Earl V.Moore,
said before, our "lithographer" is first head of the organ department of the
and last a democrat. We talked with school of music, has planned a series
him a long time and even after we left of quiet half-hours of music at Hill
him, we heard him chuckling in his auditorium, every afternoon except
low, soft Virginian way. This Tom of Wednesday from 5:00 to 5:30 o'clock,
ours is a most engaging person! during the first week of examinations.
Tom had a few words of sound and The programs have been made up
kindly advice for the members of the largely from "requests." It has not
board of directors who were opposed been possible to include all' the num-
to the direct election. He says that it bers desired by the local audiences,
is not right for a man who owes his some not being suitable for the organ.
very position to a democratic vote, to The Bach preludes and fugues which
a vote of the student body, to turn on open each program, are taken from the
the students and say that they are not "Eight Little Preludes and Fugues,"
competent to select good men.. He written by this master of organ style
claims that they indict themselves, for the use of one of his pupils. They
and strike a blow at the very heart of are short, compa ;t examples of this
democracy when they claim that thi art form, and are eminently suitable
voters can be hoodwinked more than for programs of this length.
once in the space of a few years; that The other numbers include trans-
they are forever at the mercy of the criptions from songs and piano com-
"glad-hand" artists. If that is true our positions and orchestral works, as well
very government itself is a failure. as music written primarily for the or-
Tom has asked us to say one thing gan.
to these student leaders. Tell them to As the programs are designed to oc-
look to themselves. Reconsider their cupy a full half hour, it is hoped the
undemocratic stand and see if their audience will assemble before 5:00
opposition was not so much to the o'clock in order that there may be no
principle as it was to the change in- delay in comeneing the programs.
volved. Below are the programs in detail:
There is much reason in what he Monday, January 26, 1914.
says. The student leaders must be Prelude an dFugue in D minor ..Bach
kept just as democratic as their con- Pilgrim's Song of Hope ..:....Batiste
stituents, else there will be a break The Golden Wedding ., Gabriel-Marie
in confidences. To an Evening Star (from Tann-
--vhauser)................Wagner
HEALTH! Pilgrims Chorus (from Tannhauser

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To a Wild Rose.........M acDowell
To a Waterlilie . .......macDowell
Minuet in G ....,.. .Beethoven
Rosary ................Nevin
Toccata in G...............Dubois
Friday, Janinary 30 1914.
Prelude and Fugue in G minor..Bach
Andanti ................. Lemaigre
Spring Song........... MacFarlane
"Celesti Aida" (Aida) .. ....Verdi
Triumphal March (Naman) .... Costa
Orchestra to Give Concert.
The program which the University
Symphony Orchestra will offer at its
second concert of the season tomor-
row evening, at 8:00 o'clock, in the
high school auditorium, will contain
some unusually interesting features.
A melodious and strangely neglect-
ed symphony by Svendsen is the first
number on the program. Miss Marion
Struble and Miss Thelma Newell, two
talented students in the school of mu-
sic, both of whom graduate next June,
will play an interesting concerto of
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The next three weeks are weeks of
the greatest danger to the student body
of the university. All of us will be }
under the greatest strain. A more or
less overwhelming per cent of us
have to make good in the examina-
tions, as the examinations after all
must carry most weight in the final de-
termination of our fitness or unfitness.
With this in view, Dr. Cummings oft
the university health service, has pre-

..........................Wagner
Tuesday, January 27, 1914.
Prelude and Fugue in E minor .. Bach
Serenade ........... .. . Schubert
Anitra's Dance (Peer Gynt) .. Grieg
Traumerei .............. Schumann
War March of the Priests.......
...........,... . M endelssohn
Thursday, January 29, 1914.
Prelude and Fugue in F. major..,
..............................Bach

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