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** The News V6lume X. No. 4 BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1923 Price "10 Cents VARSITY BEATS PH1LADEL- . PHIA CRICKET CLUB, 84 Good Stick Work and Team Play of M. Faries* and E. Tuttle , Aid Varsity Team M. PALACHE STARS AS WING Varsity's game last Saturday against the Philadelphia Cricket Club was a vast improvement over that of the week befo/e, although the victory was not by any mean* so assured; the score at the end of the first half was two all, at the end of the game 8-4 in Kryn XUwr's favor. The playing oOlhe backs with the for- wardS was coordinated; the forwards were* fast, and, as a rule, the backs kept their men well supplied with short passes. Not one of. the backs, with the exception �! B. Yoorhces. '2i\ who was put in during the second half, gave any U>U�, clean shots ahead of.their forwards, into open spaces; but there was a constant slow drihbling-of , the ball up, and its elaborate presentation ' to the wing or inside or center, as the case might he. Yet another fault to he' fotnul' with the backs is that, with the exception of E. Harris. '26, and S. Walker, '26, they did not keep their places. The" came started, as seems to be the .- habit with varsity games, with "a spectacu- V lar rush, this time made by M. l'alache, '24, who raced do.wn the field and shot the first goal in very pretty form. The first five minutes of each half were perhaps the best in the game, certainly the fastest, and those in which the least muddling oc- curred. M. b'aries, '24, and K. Tuttle, '24, played at concert pitch throughout, the former keeping the ball evenly and unself- ishly distributed,- thereby assuring the maximum of efficiency to her team, and ' the latter playing a magnificent, if some- what too individualistic game. The stick work of these two, alone and together, and the fast dribbles and shots of M, Palache as wing were the prettiest Things in the game. CONTINUED ON PAGE 4 NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE MEM- BER ADDRESSES LIBERAL CLUB Advocates Our Entrance Into the League of Nations and World Court Mr. Charles Bauer, of the League of Nations Non-Partisan Association, ad- dressed the Liberal Club last Wednesday evening in Denbigh sitting room. According to Mr. Bauer, the Associat.on favors the entrance of the United States into the World Court and the League of Nations, believing heartily in the four fundamental principles at the bottom of the peace treaty, the provision for arbi- tration and for waiting three months bc- fore_declaring war; the disarmament pro- vision;-the economic boycott of the ag- gressor in any dispute, and the guarantee of territorial integrity. The Association is now working for support in the two parties, to get entrance into the League ratified, if possible, in the party conventions next summer. The ques- tion of entering the Court will be reported out of committee about January, and it is hoped to gain support for it in the Senate. A branch of the Association was started last spring here in College. It will be con- tinued as a part of the Liberal Club, where any infcrr-Oias and- literature may be obtained. JEAN PALMER CHOSEN PRESIDENT AT SENIOR ELECTIONS The Senior class elections held by 1924 in Denbigh, last Wednesday, resulted in Jean Palmer becoming president, Marian Angell, vice-president,, and Mildred Buchanan, secretary. Miss Palmer, who succeeds Pamela Coyne, is on the Board of the Under- graduate Association and class song mistressior this. year. She has been tennis captain for two years arid was last year class secretary. Miss Angell, who has been elected vice-president for the second time, is the chairman of the Students' Building Committee and was last year's Business Manager tor Glee Club. Miss Buchanan, succeeding Jean Palmer as secretary, is Varsity Water Polo Captain, and was on the Athletic Board her Jiyiior year. MAYDAYORGANIZATIONSTARTS BY SELECTION OF COMMITTEES Classes Elect Members After Straw Vote Taken Two Day Before Organizing for May Day and the appoint- ment of committees has already begun. The organization made up of many specialized committees is drawn together by two main committees, the executive and central. The 'Executive Committee is: President Park, Honorary Chairman; Mrs. Skinner, Director, Chairman; Mr. King, Head of Acting Department; Mfcs Chadwick Col- lins. Business Managor.f Miss ^Applebee, Head of Green Dancing, of Morris Danc- ing, of Classic Dancing; E. G. Rcqua, '24, President of the Undergraduate Associa- tion; P. Coyne, '24, Senior Advisory Member. The Central Committee is: E. G. Rcqua, '24, Chairman; P. Coyne, '24, Senior Ad-, visory Member, Chairman cdj Casting Com- mittee, Chairman of Costumes Committee, Chairman of Business Committee, Chair- man of Green Committee. � Advisory to Central Committee are the Chairmen of Classic Dancing Committee, Music Committee, and Properties Commit- tee. * Committees Have Varied Work . The Coslunk-s, Casting, Classic Dancing, and Business Committees consist of one member from each class and a graduate representative. These members arc elected by the respective classes after a straw vote taken two days previously. The Seniors hold their elections first, followed by the Juniors and under-classes. The Costume Committee works directly under the Director. It looks up the his- torical background for all costumes, makes designs for the May Day as-a whole, and sees to the making of costumes. The Casting Committee works with Mr. King. It will cast the entire May Day, and coach the plays. The Business Committee works with Mrs Chadwick Collins and is the backboncof, the whole fete. It compiles all the maittiie, lists of patronesses, is in charge of all correspondence, bookkeeping, printing, pub- licity, programs and tickets, not to mention details of purchases and all financial mat- ters, arranging for special trains, catering, and housing of visitors. The Classic Dancing Committee works under whoever' comes to be in charge of that Department. Until some one does come it has try-outs, and assists with re- hearsals later. The Properties Committee consists of j one person from each play, one to be re- sponsible for making flowers, one from each dance on the green, one to represent the sellers, and a chairman. This Com- mittee works in conjunction with the Costumes. CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 FRESHMAN STATISTICS GIVEN BY PRESIDENT PARK Many New Schools Pass Students For First Time The Casting Committee asks that any- body who has suggestions for a possible May Queen to hand the names of peo- ple they consider possible to B. Constant, '34, Merion Hall. The statistics of the Freshman, class, dealing with their" preparatory education, their ages, the states from which they come, and their fathers' occupations, was the subject of President Park's talk in Chapel last Friday morning. Two hundred and forty-three new schools have been added to the list of school- pre- paring for Bryn Mawr iu and since 1911? saidM'resident Park. .Of this number A2 have wholly or partially prepared students for the first time this year. Of these 32 new schools, 13 are high schools. The total number of schools sending Student! �this year is 83; in 1922 it was 73, and in 1912 only 52. In addition to the increase in the number of schools preparing for Bryn Mawr there has beer an increase in the number of applicants. In the past five years the number has more than doubled. < it the 12S members of the Freshman Class, all of whom have entered Bryn Mawr without a condition, the average age is 18 years 2.8 months, and the median age is 18 years 3 months; the youngest member being 16 years 1 month, and the oldest 2(1 years 6 months. Students Come From Many States The geographical division is fairly wide, 23 States and the District of Columbia being represented. Pennsylvania, as usual, leads with 35 students, New York is sec- ond with 29, while the District of Colum- bia is third with nine. Eight students come from Massachusetts and the same number from New Jersey; five come from Illinois and 5 from Connecticut; four from Maryland ; three from Minnesota, and three from Virginia, Michigan, North Carolina, Ohio and Wisconsin are each represented by two students, while Arizona, California, Colorado, Delaware, Iowa, Kci#tuck\, Maine, Nortn Dakota, anil West Virginia each have one student. The occupations of the parents are varied; twenty-three Freshmen arc daugh- ters of lawyers, of which three arc judges, eighteen arc daughters of bankers and brokers; twelve of physicians, seven of merchant-, seven of teachers, SIX of mana- gers anil officials, five of engineers, four of real estate dealers, three of' insurance rep- resentatives, two of clergymen, two of army officers, two of members of the diplo- matic service, two of federal research workers, two of naval officers, and two of salesmen. An architect,^ chemrtt, a den- tist, an editor, a journalist, an expert ac- countant, a bank cashier, a clerk, a con- tractor, a druggist, a mechanical engineer, a refrigerator installer, a textile trade rep- resentative, a hotel proprietor, a master of dredge, a merchant tailor, a newspaper owner, an organizer, a rancher, a stock farmer, each have a daughter in 1927. In addition, the parents of two members of [^ffe class have no occupation. The denominational affiliations show thai seventy-three are Episcopalians; eighteen are Presbyterians; eight are Congregation- alists; six are Roman Catholics; five are Methodists; three are Unitarians; two are CONTINUED ON PAGE 4 LANTERN NIGHT TO BE CELEBRATED ^CLOISTERS Sophomores to f Give Lanterns to Freshmen By Custom Over Thirty Years 0!d CEREMONY IS MORE FORMAL Lantern Night, which will be held in the Cloisters next Friday night, is one of the > oldest ceremonies in College. 1890, the second class in College, was the first to reCcifC lanterns. The idea of presenting them originated from one line, ' - "the only lantern in Bryn Mawr," in a song by Dr. K. Washington Hopkins, former professor of Greek. The lanterns given to 1890 were made of liligrced tin lined with red isinglass and stood only four inches high.' They in- creased in size each year until 1904, when 1908 received^the first lanterns of the type '. now used. Since then they have changed in shape ajid general proportions, hut the size ami the materials used have remained about the same. The color of the. glass�� varies each year with the color of the Freshma^class, Lantern giving was originally only an incident in the impromptu entertainment which the Sophomores -:n< -the I're-hihcri. - The earlier classes received their lanterns in broad daylight after ;.n outdoor play and had firsl to undergo a severe oral quiz at the hands of the Sophomores, This _____ was afterwards shortened jnto a few words of good advice and thence to "Good Luck." In order not to mar the solemnity of the ueca-i hi, the greeting is now written on a card attached to the lantern instead of being spoken. Later the ceremony was transferred to the night when the Fresh- men received their caps and gowns and wa- moved from the campus to the cloisters. The Greek hymn, "Pallas Ath�nc Thea," was written as 1893's class song by Ik'rtha Haven Putnam and Madeline Yaughan Abbott, and was first sung at Lantern Night by 1901. M. O'Sullivan, '07, is the author of this prose translation: "Pallas Athene, goddess of learning and power, we come to thee -to make sacri- fice in thy honor. Continued on page 3 HAMPTON QUARTET SINGS OLD NEGRO! MELODIES Dr. Gregg Explains the History and Needs of Institute Speeches a+iout Hampton Institute, past and present, were given by its president and a graduate immediately preceding the negro melodies, sung by a Hampton quartet at the concert, held under the auspices of the Un- dergraduate Association at eight o'clock in Taylor Hall on Tuesday. Dr. James K. Gregg, the president of the Institute, explained how Hampton, founded by General Samuel Chapman Armstrong, in 1868, was designed to instruct the negro youth in morality, industry, thrift and in practical Christianity. The Institute has carried on its work for over half a century and in that time has sent out over 10,000 men and women able to cam an honest living. It has developed into an industrial village with an annual enrollment of over 2000 students, jjith more than 150 buildings and over a thousand acres of land. The negro melodies and other selections which followed were sung by the quartet unaccompanied. All subscriptions collected at the concert wifr%o to the funds of the Institute. .
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When Bob Gurney's clients asked him to design an addition to their 1799 farmhouse in the rolling hills of Washington, Va., his first instinct was to imagine a Modern glass pavilion. "It seemed more respectful than a seamless composition," he says. "I wanted there to be no doubt about what was old and what was new."
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Using stone obtained from the site, Bob Gurney created a simple, formal entry path linking the addition with the driveway.
The glass pavilion's transparency prevents it from upstaging the original farmhouse.
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Original window frames and shutters in the remodeled kitchen help ease the transition between old and new sections of the house.
Robert M. Gurney
First floor plan (before)
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Massive steel beams and double-glazed glass protect against the wind that whips around the living room walls. In nicer weather, French doors and operable windows permit the owners to transform the space into an almost-outdoor room.
From the pavilion's roofline to the bath/mudroom's white clapboard cladding, Gurney's design pays tribute to the old house. But Modern lines and the use of steel and glass give the addition a distinctive identity.
Heart-pine floors serve the same purpose in the stairs and hallway leading to the addition.
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An internal reality check followed that initial reaction. The architect's pragmatic side doubted that the couple would accept the notion of annexing such a Modern piece to their beloved old house. Then the husband showed him a book on one of his favorite projects, Philip Johnson's Glass House. "I was apprehensive about proposing something so Modern," Gurney says. "But when the client pulled out the book on the Glass House, I realized they might be into the idea."
They were indeed. And they were very specific about their program. They asked Gurney for a new, expansive living and dining room to accommodate their growing family. Avid horseback riders and gardeners, the couple also needed a first-floor mudroom and bath where they could clean up after a day spent outdoors. And they wanted to add a bit of formality to the home's rear entrance, because most of their guests enter that way.
Gurney divided the addition into three parts. The steel-and-glass pavilion he first envisioned holds the living and dining room. Its roofline echoes that of the main house, and its transparent walls bring in views of the surrounding farmland as well as the distant Blue Ridge Mountains. "The room changes with the seasons and even with the time of day," notes builder Chris Stanton. A tall, narrow, clapboard structure containing the mudroom and bath is the second component, providing a vertical counterpart to balance out the more horizontal pavilion.
Designing the third section of the addition--the hall, stairway, and remodeled kitchen that together serve as the connective tissue between the new and old portions of the house--was the trickiest. Gurney combined elements consistent with the existing house, like heart-pine floors and a paneled pantry door, with more Modern items representing the newer portion: crisp white drywall, large panes of glass, and contemporary light fixtures. In the kitchen, he specified stainless steel appliances and clean-lined cherry cabinetry but left the original windows intact, wavy glass and all.
The stair hall forms an axis that subdivides the living/dining room and the mudroom, and continues outside to Gurney's minimally designed entry path. The path not only supplies the sense of arrival the owners wished for, but also helps link the farmhouse to its nearby outbuildings. "The addition makes you look harder at the older parts of the house," said one judge. "We could talk about this project all day," agreed another. "It is beautiful at every level."
project architect: Robert M. Gurney, FAIA general contractor: Chris Stanton, M.T. Puskar Construction Co. interior designer: Ed Perlman project size: 3,360 square feet before; 4,800 square feet after site size: Withheld construction cost: Withheld photographer: Paul Warchol Photography
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Governor, full Legislature to have final say on prison move
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posted Feb 28th - 10:40pm
The Legislature's Prison Relocation Commission is no longer seeking the authority to make the final decision on where to move the Utah State Prison, now in Draper.
Christie to Calif. Republicans: No rush to pick 2016 nominee
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posted Feb 28th - 8:01pm
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie told California Republicans on Saturday that the party should not rush to choose a 2016 presidential nominee because of pressure from pollsters, pundits and GOP donors.
Dems call GOP Homeland Security strategy a political blunder
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posted Feb 28th - 7:53pm
Democrats are losing some skirmishes over the Department of Homeland Security, but many feel they are winning a political war that will haunt Republicans in 2016 and beyond.
Firing squad readies for round in state senate
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posted Feb 28th - 4:46pm
House Bill 11 would make firing squad just an option in case lethal injections cannot be performed on death-row inmates, but opponents of the death penalty in general want Utah's Senate to stop the bill.
Congress looks at replacing No Child Left Behind; Local educators hopeful
Mary Richards |
posted Feb 28th - 1:46pm
National lawmakers are considering a re-write of a major education law. It would replace No Child Left Behind, which has had critics in Utah.
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posted Feb 28th - 12:30pm
Some Republicans meeting conservatives in Washington and Palm Beach, Florida, in the past few days have spoken openly about possible presidential campaigns. Not Indiana Gov. Mike Pence.
Bill delayed to ban animal gas chambers; Lockhart remembered on Rare Disease Day
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Mayor of Fresno won't seek US Senate seat
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posted Feb 28th - 11:11am
The Republican mayor of the California city of Fresno has decided not to run for the United States Senate, an adviser said.
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A Salt Lake City Police Department sergeant got the opportunity of a lifetime, chatting with President Barack Obama in the Oval Office about community-oriented policing.
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(FR) "Les cantates de J.-S. Bach : Textes, traductions, commentaires" -- Newly Published from Éditions Fayard (March 2010)
Long unknown to the general public of music lovers, the cantatas of Bach are today enjoying the excitement that justifies this incomparable treasure. Recording compendiums are increasing, as well as concert series have gained increasing popularity. The spiritual content of church cantatas, along with a complex German language and the multiple connotations of booklets have hampered access to an audience filled with the Passions and oratorios. As for the secular cantatas, they still remain separate from programs.
(US) Recorder Names Timeline
Discover the various names of the word "Recorder" over the ages! This list has been generously compiled by Charles Fischer at Unicorn Music.
(IE) Introducing the new eBook: PLAYING THE BAROQUE HARPSICHORD (2010) in EBook format
Bray Baroque announces its newest title: Playing the Baroque Harpsichord (2010)
Essays on the instrument, interpretation and performance, with relevant topics for the clavichord and organ. By C. Di Veroli.
This is an integrated collection of updated and expanded essays, some of them endorsed by leading harpsichordists. Only a few chapters are specific for the harpsichord: most of the book applies to all the Baroque keyboard instruments and some chapters to general Baroque music interpretation topics. Several colour figures are included, as well as musical examples from well-known Baroque works. The reader will find here the answer to well-known long-standing problems. Thorough guidance is provided on difficult matters such as ornamentation, articulation, tempi, registration, sesquialter rhythms, notes inégales and further topics that have been found to be useful to the modern performer of Baroque keyboard music, whether amateur, advanced student or professional player.
(US) Sarge Gerbode's Lute Page -- 3000 Lute Pieces in French Tablature
"I have collected these pieces over the years from the internet or have entabulated and/or arranged or realized them myself. I have edited all of them and formatted them to fit nicely on US letter size paper (8.5 x 11 in), though some are formatted for US legal size (8.5 x 14 in). I have not formatted any for A4, as life is too short. Again, if you have Fronimo, it is pretty easy to reformat these to taste. I have tried to create performable copy in all cases. These pieces are mostly for renaissance lute, but quite a few are for baroque lute and archlute, and a very few for theorbo, cittern, bandora, guitar etc. Other pieces include songs and continuo pieces, listed by composer. Under Lute ensemble in the list of composers, you will find pieces for two or more lutes. Source facsimiles are now grouped together in one place.
(BE) SUMMER SCHOOL CAPPELLA PRATENSIS - The Petrucci Files: A New Beginning (Aug. 23-29, 2010)
During the Musica Summer school, now in its second year, you can discover masterpieces of polyphonic music through original notation, coached by members of Cappella Pratensis. The 2010 Laus Polyphoniae festival will examine a choice selection of manuscripts, illustrating the evolution of polyphonic music over 500 years. This singing course will link up with this tradition by looking at the first printed sources of polyphonic music: The Petrucci Files.
(NL) Newest publications available from the Muziekhandel Saul B. Groen B.V. website (Jan-Mar. 2010)
Muziekhandel Saul B. Groen B.V. announce the arrival and availability of new titles through their website.
- . Cavazzoni, M.A. "Recerchari motetti canzoni lirbo primo" (1523) and Rercada from Castell'Arquato; facsimile edition and critical modern transciption
- .Gallus, J. (Handl) Compositions in keyboard intabulation; 20 motets transcr. in keyboard notation
- .Sweelinck, J.Pz. Organ and keyboard works, ed. S. Rampe: vol. II.2: polyphonic works, part 2
- .mauscript The Mutii Manuscript (1663): 30 works by Ferrini, Fontana, Arnò, Pasquini
- .Richter, F.T. (1651-1711): Works for clavier; critical edition
.. . and more.
(US) "The New-York Book of Prices for Manufacturing Piano-fortes" (paperbound) (The American Musical Instrument Society)
(FR) Brunetes ou petits airs tendres Christophe Ballard (1703/1704/1711) -- French Popular Songs
(UK) Lutes, Viols, Temperaments (author Mark Lindley) reissued by Cambridge University Press
(US) Traverso celebrates its twentieth anniversary with reprints
Traverso, the international newsletter of historical flutes and flute-playing, celebrates its twentieth anniversary by reprinting the entire run of back issues in Volumes 11-20.
(AU) New Lute Music Commissioned by ABC Classic FM
"ABC Classic FM, with the support of ABC Radio Development, commissioned four Australian composers to create new solo works for lute, and commissioned master Australian lutenist Tommie Andersson to work with the composers to bring these new works into being. .."
Visit website for more information and streaming videos: ABC Classic FM
(UK) For the further improvement of dancing, translated by John Essex
DanceBooks.co.uk announce the availability of "For historical dance enthusiasts we have a reprint of John Essex's translation of Feuillet's 'For the further improvement of dancing' "
Visit site for more information: DanceBooks (Early Dance Section)
(ES) Ars Hispana - Spanish music editions
Ars Hispana is a project dedicated to the recovery of the Spanish musical patrimony through the publication of studies and work editions, mainly unpublished, composed from 16th to 19th centuries
(UK) Dansons la Morvandelle! (2nd Edition) (Hurdy-Gurdy) (Mike Gilpin, author) -- recently published
A collection of traditional French dance tunes from the Morvan region of France.
The first edition sold out some time ago, but the 2nd edition, published by "Mally's Traditional Music Store" is now available.
Visit website for more information: HurdyGurdy.biz (under "Tunebook")
(ES) "Domenico Scarlatti en España" FIMTE Publications (Jun. 2009)
FIMTE Publications announce the publication of "Domenico Scarlatti en España" edited by Luisa Morales.
(UK) New Mozart piano music discovered
(DE) A new Webpage with Manuscript Contents for Baroque Lute
"Dear Lute Friends
It is with great pleasure that I announce the arrival of a new Web-Page, dedicated to the Manuscripts for Baroque Lute, their content and the concordances between them.
(DE) Lost musical work by Robert Schumann discovered in Germany
The single sheet contains a piano composition with the title Ahnung (intuition) which Schumann (1810-1856) probably wrote about 1838 and gave to a friend as a present. It had been known from a list kept by his wife, Clara, but was thought to be gone forever.
The Leopold Sophie history library in Ueberlingen said it was rediscovered in 2006 while the folder was being re-catalogued. .."
See complete article here: RISM News
(IE) Unequal Temperaments 2nd edition
After the remarkable success of the 1st edition of the Unequal Temperaments eBook, I am pleased to communicate that the 2nd revised edition is now available, ...
(US) The Fortepiano Writings of Streicher, Dieudonné, and the Schiedmayers
Streicher, Nanette , Dieudonné, Carl , Schiedmayer, Johann David , & Schiedmayer, Johann Lorenz , Translation and annotation of original texts by Preethi de Silva
About Preethi de Silva: Preethi de Silva holds a Doctor of Musical Arts degree from Yale University. Am Emerita Professor of Music at Scripps College, she is also Adjunct Professor of Music at Claremont Graduate University.
Visit publisher website for more information: The Edwin Mellen Press
(US) Performance Practice Review (Volume 13, 2008)
University's online music journal, /Performance Practice Review/ :
- CANDACE BAILEY: "The Antebellum 'Piano Girl' in the American South"
- ARON EDIDIN: "Consequentialism about Historical Authenticity"
- BRUCE HAYNES: "A Correctly-Attributed Fake"
- COLIN LAWSON: "'Attractively Packaged but Unripe Fruit'; the UK's Commercialization of Musical History in the 1980s"
- ROBERT MARSHALL: "Bach's /Tempo Ordinario/: A Plaine and Easie Introduction to the System"
- TIMOTHY J. MCGEE: "How one Learned to Ornament in Late Sixteenth-Century Italy"
- MARC VANSCHEEUWIJCK: "In Search of the Eighteenth-Century 'Violoncello': Antonio Vandini and the Concertos for Viola by Tartini"
- PETER WALLS: "On Divided Lines: Instrumentation for Bass Parts in Corelli-Era Sonatas"
Book reviews
- JANE BOWERS: Federico Sardelli, /Vivaldi's Music for Flute and Recorder/
- COLIN LAWSON: Eric Hoeprich, /The Clarinet/
- ROLAND JACKSON: Bruce Haynes, /The End of Early Music/
- RUDOLF RASCH: Ross Duffin, /How Equal Temperament Ruined Harmony (and Why You Should Care)/
- Roland Jackson, February 5, 2008, "Performance-practice dictionary"
Robert Zappulla
Editor, /Performance Practice Review/
Visit site: (http://ccdl.libraries.claremont.edu/collection.php?alias=/ppr)
(US) New Harpsichord Music by Grant Colburn
(CA) International Music Score Library Project (IMSLP) Open Letter (Website Reopening)
Dear Friends of IMSLP, Former Users, Contributors and Supporters:
Some people have doubted that we would keep our word. Some people have questioned our competence. Some people have sworn, despite being sympathetic, that IMSLP was struck down once and forever.
I am here to prove them wrong.
It is with great joy that I bring you news of the resurrection of IMSLP. We continue to believe that the access to our culture and the Arts is a fundamental right of every human being. And holding this belief, we continue in our journey towards the goals of providing public access to the musical public domain, and the facilitation of the study of music, the understanding of music, and the enjoyment of music. ...
Czech harpsichordist finds Vivaldi's lost opera
International Music Score Library Project
IMSLP also encourages the exchange of musical ideas, both in the form of musical works, and in the analysis of existing ones. Therefore, feel free to create/edit a page with your analysis of a particular piece (please use the "Discussion" link on the work page of that particular piece)." ... "
The ultimate goal of the IMSLP is to gather all public domain music scores, in addition to the music scores of all contemporary composers who wish to release them to the public free of charge. However, another main goal of IMSLP is to facilitate the exchange of musical ideas outside of compositions: for example, the analysis of a particular piece of music. We hope to build a growing community of dedicated musicians and music lovers, who can use this site as a platform for enjoying music. " ... See site for more info:http://imslp.org/wiki/Main_Page


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Wednesday, July 11, 2012
PORTSMOUTH — Redhook Ale Brewery in Portsmouth is preparing to release a special beer in memory of Ben Harris, the 26-year-old employee who was fatally wounded while cleaning a keg earlier this year.
Craft Brew Alliance, the parent company of Redhook, has hired an independent investigator to probe the cause of the accident. Federal inspectors from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration are also still reviewing the circumstances. Following Harris' death, several brewers around New England were perplexed by the accident, which stands out as one of the only instances of a work-related keg explosion many beer industry veterans can recall. The incident also raised eyebrows in the brewing community because Redhook officials said it involved a plastic keg, rather than a traditional stainless steel keg — the industry standard for several decades. In the wake of the accident, brewers across the country have offered their sympathies to Redhook and Harris' family. At least three breweries have also held fundraisers to benefit The Alysha Miller Harris Baby Fund, a memorial account established to benefit Harris' wife and unborn child. Among them is Highland Brewing Company, in Asheville, N.C. The brewery hosted a four-hour benefit in Harris' memory at its tasting room on Thursday, May 24. Alysha Miller Harris, Ben Harris' widow, is a former Asheville resident and a cousin to Jamie DeJohn, Highland Brewing Company's assistant tasting room manager, according to an announcement on the company's website. Most recently, Milly's Tavern in Manchester, N.H. hosted a benefit concert on Sunday, July 1, in memory of Harris. The show featured local musicians, raffles, a silent auction and a motorcycle run from Spiderbite Tattoo to Milly's. During a craft beer week held in Dallas, Texas, between May 14 and May 20, Goodfriend Beer Garden and Burger House donated a portion of its proceeds to the baby fund, according to an announcement posted on its Facebook page. Two other breweries also hosted benefit events on Father's Day, Sunday, June 17. On that day, Cigar City Brewing in Tampa, Fla., offered up snifters and growlers of a specialty imperial stout for sale, with all proceeds going to the memorial fund. The Bruery, located in Placentia, Calif., also offered patrons the opportunity to sample a special barrel-aged stout on Father's Day, with proceeds going to benefit the fund. "One of the great things about the brewing industry is the sense of camaraderie felt between companies and staffs," the company wrote in a newsletter advertising the event. |


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Letters to the Editor — January 3, 2013
Thursday, January 3, 2013
No constituents until Jan. 3
To the Editor: Gun control is useless
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The answer lies elsewhere.
I've always called for, when a paroled criminal goes back to his old habits, having the members of the parole board being summoned before national TV and forced to answer the question, "And what were the no doubt excellent reasons you, knowing that individual's record, voted for his release?" Japanese perspective on guns
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The distinguished middle-aged man in the dark business suit stated, "The U.S. is recognized as a modern democracy in the world, but when it comes to guns, it is a barbaric and undeveloped country."
The elderly gentleman adorned in the tweed sport-coat lamented, "Freedom is very important but we are not perfect and get angry very quickly. Having something that can hurt or kill others in arms reach is no good. I am sad rather than angry." Arming our schools
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February 2007
Watts Industries Netherlands BV used FloEFD, the popular Engineering Fluid Dynamics (EFD) software to develop a range of water backflow prevention devices while drastically reducing their design test period. "By using FloEFD we have been able to develop a complete range of products instead of just one or two products" explained René Aarntzen, R&D / Engineering Manager. "Testing, which used to take 2 weeks, now takes only one day; therefore, our design test schedule has shortened dramatically."
Watts Industries manufactures and markets backflow prevention devices and automatic control valves for domestic, commercial and industrial use of water. Since contamination of drinking water could prove disastrous, Watts must meet strict European Ministry of Health standards for water suppliers in addition to supplemental standards adopted by France, Germany, Italy and the Netherlands.
As a result, Watts has embraced the principles of concurrent engineering: the "Dry" R&D Department uses Autodesk Inventor for solid modeling with Flomerics FloEFD for analysis while the "Wet" Department verifies the performance of the prototype on a test rig. The impact of this system has been significant. Within the first 10 months of adopting their virtual prototyping system they were able to build and test 1 to 2 virtual prototypes a day – this system has proved so reliable that they have been using their system 24 hours a day.
In addition, the team of experts at Watts has gained new insight into their designs. "Our team has more than 40 man-years of empirical experience on fluid flow phenomena. We knew that certain behaviors were present in our models but we didn't know their impact until we saw the results generated by FloEFD" mentioned Mr. Aarntzen. "FloEFD has definitely allowed us to further investigate both the good and the bad aspects of our designs. As a result, we have been able to further improve our products."
Due to the nature of their products, Watts will continue to verify their new designs on their test rigs. "For the past year we have found exactly the same results from FloEFD and our test rig. That's important because maybe in a few years, after we've built an extensive library of results, then we won't need to build and test physical prototypes anymore" said Mr. Aarntzen.
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College News VOL. XXVII, No. 12 BRYN MAWR and WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1941 Copyright, Trustees of Bryn Mawr College. 1940 PRICE 10 CENTS Alec Templeton Illustrated Skill, Humor, Ingenuity in Piano Recital Original Composition Built On Five Notes Chosen By Audience By Portia Miller, '43 Goodhart, January IS.�A ca- pacity audience heard the recital given by Alec Templeton, blind English pianist. The first part of the program consisted of various selections from classical composers, played with outstanding vitality and skill. During the second part, which was less formal, the artist gave ingeniqus improvisations and impressions which caused much laughter among the audience. The slow and ponderous begin- ning of the Prelude to Alceste by Lully, arranged by Templeton, was played with force and firmness and was well contrasted by the second, lighter theme. In the Chorale-Prelude and Sheep May Safely Graze, by Bach and arranged by Templeton, the artist displayed a singularly warm tone and light touch. Mr. Templeton showed a true understanding of Mozart when he played the Sonata in B Flat Major, 1 and his fingers ^appeared particu- larly accurate and agile in the ex- ecution of the light, running passages. The low and forceful chords of the Rachmaninoff Prelude in B Minor were well emphasized and the entire composition was played with vigor, as was also the Prelude in C Major by Prokofieff. Mr. Templeton rendered the Slow Air from Charterhouse Suite by Vaughn Williams with warmth, and both Poissons d'or and Jardins sous la pluie by Debussy showed a feeling for tone-coloring. As en- cores after the first half of the program, Mr. Templeton played the Prelude in C Major and the Prelude in A Major both by Chopin. After the intermission, the artist began with one of his own compo- sitions, Ghost Rhdpsody. This se- lection, as well as the Concert Waltz in D flat and his Portrait of the Redwood Trees showed an ar- Contlnuea on Page Five Six New Courses Offered Students In Second Semester Six new half-unit courses are ! being offered second semester this year. One which carries out the idea of inter-college co-operation is a second year History course on the French Revolution (first year history pre-requisite) given by Dr. Anderson, of Swarthmore. Two other new History courses are being given: a second year course in Medieval Civilization by Mr. David and an advanced one by Dean Manning, English History of the Nineteenth Century. There are three new Advanced courses for next semester: one in Politics, Public Administration, by Mr. Wells; one in History of Art, | Post-Renaissance and Modern j Architecture in Europe and Amer- ica, by Mr. Soper; and Aesthetics by Mr. Nahm which requires Sec- ond Year Philosophy as a pre- | requisite for every one except ad- i vanced students of History of Art. Cooperation Program To Include Lectures Examination Schedule An announcement has been made by the Dean's office that any changes in the ex- amination schedule will be' entered only on the Bulletin Board in Taylor. Despite a rumor that the French lan- guage examination may be changed, it is to be held as scheduled on Saturday, Janu- ary 25th, from 9 to 10.30. As part of the movement towards closer cooperation among the three colleges, Haverford, Bryn Mawr ! and Swarthmore are offering a I joint series of public lectures, 1 given by professors from each col- i lege, dealing with the general topic, Economic, Legal, and Institutional Foundations of the Next Peace. , Each lecture will be given first at ! Haverford and then repeated later the same week at Swarthmore. , The schedule follows: On Wednesday, February 19, at Haverford and on Thursday, Feb- J ruary 20, or Sunday, February 23, ! at Swarthmore; Economic Factors, Dr. Michael A. Heilperin, depart- ment of economics and politics, J Bryn Mawr College. On Wednesday, February 26, at Haverford; Legal Principles, Dr. Frances Reinhold Russell, depart- ment of political science, Swarth- more College; on Thursday, Feb- ruary 27, or Sunday, March 2, at Swarthmore College; Legal Prin- ciples, Dr. Helen Dwight Reid, de- partment of economics and politics, Bryn Mawr College. On Wednesday, March 5, at Hav-. erford and Thursday, March 6, or Sunday, March 9, at Swarthmore; The Institutional Framework, Dr. Continued on rave Four Calendar Thursday, January 16.� Leslie Hotsbn, Sliakes- peare: "Not of an Age," Roberts Hall, Haverford, 8.15 P. M. Ardmore Y. M. C. A. For- um, Marital Problems, 8 P. M. Friday, January 17.� College Assembly, Dean Manning, 8.30 A. M. Sunday, January 19.� Art Club, illustrations of Canterbury Tales and Chaucer's England, Mr. Stephen S. Herben, Com- mon Room, 4 P. M. Monday, January 20.� Saturday, February 1.� Mid-Year Examinations. Saturday, February 1.� Tuesday, February 4.� Mid-Year weekend. Monday, February 10.� Dr. Ruth Bennedict, Indi- vidual and Society, Good- hart Hall. Mass Meeting Held to Consider Student Organizations, May Day Bryn Mawr to Send Delegates to Lehigh For '41 Model League Common Room, January H.�At the meeting of the International Relations Club, plans were dis- cussed for the conference to be held by the Model League of Na- tions Assembly at Lehigh on March 28 and 29. Bryn Mawr, which is representing the United States this year, will send six rep- resentatives who will take part in three of the four commissions. These commissions will discuss the problems of the Far East and the Americas. The general question of discus- sion will be what each nation thinks should be their policy in regard to the Far East, the Amer- icas, and Europe, viewed from the social, political, and economic standpoint. The crux of the dis- cussion is how best to contribute to world peace. A meeting will be held in Feb- ruary to decide who will represent the Club at the conference, and what policies the "United States" should advocate. All persons in- terested should see Georgia Trainer, Rockefeller. Five Delegates Sent To Joint Conference Of ISS, NSFA Groups Last spring the college voted to join the National Student Federa- tion of America and this year sent delegates to the 16th annual con- gress, held December 27-31 at the New Jersey College for Women in New Brunswick. The convention for the first time met conjointly with the International Student Ser- vice, and, although each organiza- tion had its own commissions, there were plenary sessions which both attended. Louise Morley, Bryn Mawr, '40, was chairman of the conference. The N.S.F.A., primarily an or- ganization for the discussion and pooling of ideas about student gov- ernment, has no political axe to grind; while I.S.S., although form- ed originally for the relief of for- eign students during the Great War, and although, according to policy, not intended to pass resolu- tions, (a great cause of agitation among the A. S. U. members pres- ent) is a hot-bed of political ha- rangue. The purpose of the joint conference was to discuss the pos- sibility of merging the N.S.F.A. and the I.S.S. to form a large stu- dent organization separate from the Youth Congress. There were about 450 delegates, representing at least 35 states and 150 colleges. The delegates from Bryn Mawr were Frances Matthai, '43 (student-government associa- tion), Sally Matteson, '43 (under- graduate association), Elizabeth Kerr, '42 (League), Georgia Train- er, '41 (International Relations Continued on Page Four May Day Voted Out for '41; Student Conferences Discussed Goodhart, Thursday, January 9. At the mass meeting in Goodhart at 1.30 it was voted not to have Big May Day this year, but to seri- ously consider it for next year. Chief objections to holding it this year were that students were un- willing to give up extra-curricular activities such as relief work and that courses had not been planned with Big May Day in mind. At the meeting reports were given by the representatives to the I.S.S. and N.S.F.A. conference dur- ing Christmas vacation. Frances Matthai, '43, described both organi- zations, Betsey Kerr, '42, told about the conference and Sally Matteson, '43, discussed the bene- fits of th'e conference for Bryn Mawr. Hockey Season Ends At Huge Steak Spree Goodhart Common Room, Tues- day, January H.�The 1940 hockey season wound up with a successful dinner. After the members of the squad finished their steak and ice cream the following elections were made for the 1941 season: Captain, Christine Waples, '42; Manager, Anne Denny, '43; Assistant Mana- ger, Gertrude Caesar, '44.. Cheers and votes of thanks ushered out this year's illustrious Captain, Shirley Weadock, '41; Manager, Margaret Perkins, '42, and, of course, Miss Grant. Institution of Pound Sneaks Up On Poor, Distraught*and Lethargic Exam-Sufferers By Marguerite Bogatko, '41 Now that the time' of mid-year exams and reading periods is bear- ing down upon us, the problem of study becomes a timely one. How to study, where to study, what to study, and when to study, are all .questions of the greatest impor- tance. In one of our halls a terrible new' thing has come about which settles the whole horrid business with a minimum of fuss and trouble �a little institution commonly known as "the pound" has sprung up over night. Any article left longer than 36 hours in the smoking room is whisked away to the pound (which we happen to know is under a certain girl's bed). Articles may be redeemed only by cash. Type- writers may be rescued for a dollar and articles of intimate apparel go even higher. Put a book down or a pencil, or the paper you're writing and five minutes later it's disap- peared forever into the depths. The system is stronger than the individual. There's no use trying to fight it. Only the rich girls in our hall or the ones who carry all their notes in their heads can be expected to pass their examina- tions. Some of us are afraid even to go into the smoking room any- more. Malicious or spiteful per- sons could easily relegate us to the pound on the grounds of untidiness and disorderly conduct. Bundles for Britain Obtains New Agents The locale of the campus agents for "Bundles for Britain" has been changed from Denbigh to Rhoads North. The new agents are Barbara Herman, 157, assisted by Jacqueline Osborne, 165, and Jean Round, 164. The branch was formerly managed by Virginia Sherwood, Peggy Shortlidge, and Virginia Nichols. The branch will carry principally wool and instructions for knitting garments for the British army. There are also compacts, cigarette cases, jewelry, and a new kind of lapel pin. Warm old clothes are needed, and it is urged that the campus continue to put forth an effort to help, as the batter half of a cold winter is still ah Geological Association Meets on Campus; Longwell, Knopf, Flint Attend; a Sing Held College Assembly Mrs. Manning will speak on a new resolution of the faculty with regard to the conduct of the examinations on Friday 17th, at 8.30 A. M. in Goodhart. All students are required to attend. By Barbara Cooley, '42 Conceited undergraduates have long believed that the moment they turn their backs on the halls of residence and academic buildings for the Christmas vacation, college ceases to exist. This is a popular misconception based entirely on er- roneous information circulated most probably by someone who was not brought up on the useful old adage "While the cat's away,"� Now that the cats are back I thiYik they should be made to realize that even the mice that inhabit the crumbling gray walls of Bryn Mawr know when to eat their cake. A convention of the American As- sociation for the Advancement of Science was held in Philadelphia after Christmas, and on December 28, Section 1e .(Geology) had a smoker in tht New Science Build- ing presided ojrej by Mr. Watson. I would like to give you full de- tails of such things as what kind of refreshments mice have at their parties, but this cat has been belled with threats of flunking required science, if she breathes a word. The details they would rather have you know are that Kirk Bryan, professor of physiography at Harvard, gave an address on the Geologic Evidence of the An- tiquity of Man in North America. His theory is that man existed here about 60,000 years ago, that is, in the inter-glacial period before the last ice age. I am sure my fellow strugglers in first year geology will be delighted to learn that the il- lustrious Longwell, Knopf and Flint of textbook fame attended the rev- elries that evening, and that Long- well and an eminent colleague were so absorbed by the charms of two Bryn Mawr demonstrators (geol- ogic term meaning brunette) that they missed the bus which was to take them back to Philadelphia. All turned out well, however, for they succeeded at a late hour in hiring a car and persuading the two young ladies to come along. The Geology Building was lav- ishly admired by everyone, not only because it is a fine building but be- cause, except for Princeton and Rochester, it is the only one in the country expressly built for geology. At 11 o'clock, the party broke up and buses arrived to transport the geologists back to Philadelphia. One new fluid drive bus had broken down on the way out and just as it was passing the infirmary it broke down again. 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Pizza is always a party favorite. Sears can help you give your friends a tasty treat with a choice of ready-to-heat frozen pizzas or with all of the ingredients to make your own from scratch. Get high-quality ingredients for your crust, sauce and toppings, and then assemble your pizzas using accessories from Sears. We have pizza cutters, screens, peels and servers, so you can transform your kitchen into a real pizzeria. Stretch your imagination and find exciting frozen seafood such as crab meat to top off your pizza.
Make your home an exciting spot for your friends and family to hang out together. With freezer space and a little imagination, you can be ready to prepare great meals and party foods without long hours of preparation before your guests arrive. Sears can provide you with everything you need for home entertainment, including freezers and all of the great foods to store in them. Plan ahead and come to Sears for all of your frozen foods, entertainment supplies and accessories.


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I can't believe we havent written about how excited we are for the next Bill's Bar and Burger!
The Burgerlution team in the kitchen with Brett Reichler
We met with Bill's executive chef Brett Reichler to tell us about their burgers and restaurant philosophy. Bill's uses Pat LaFrieda meats for all of their delicious burgers. But don't be fooled! Bill's prides itself on being a place where fast food and fine dining meet at a meaty cross-roads of juicy burger goodness.
Burger in hand, smile on face.
Brett invited us into the kitchen of their Rockefeller Center restaurant and let us taste their ridiculously yummy burgers.
Bill's Maytag Blue and Bacon Burger
Bill's will be opening a new location at Harrah's in Atlantic City this summer. We snagged the shot below on a drive through New Jersey. We cant wait for a night at the Pool with a mouth-watering Maytag burger!
Follow @billsnyc on twitter for more news about the new spot!


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Hotel Facilities - East Sussex National Hotel, Golf Resort & Spa
4 | AA Assessed Hotel | Ratings explained |
Guests can enjoy food from a variety of menu's in one of three outstanding restaurants from fine dining to the lighter bar menu.Complimenting the outstanding accommodation is the Horsted Spa. Choose from a variety of indulgent treatments which are ideal for rejuvenating "mind, body and spirit" or simply unwind in our relaxation room. With use of the 20 metre heated indoor swimming pool, Sauna, Jacuzzi and High Spec Technogym included in your reservation, Horsted Spa is the perfect accompaniment to your stay.
Easily accessible from London, Gatwick, Brighton and Lewes, The East Sussex National Hotel is the perfect escape.
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