Friends University - Talisman Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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INGING QUAKER THE past year saw the Friends University tradition of good music carried on to new heights. Under the capable and spar- kling guidance of Dean Charles Finney, whose first year it was, the music department hit a new and modern tempo. Bringing with him a rare combination of youth, and deep musical feeling, the Dean imbued his department with new vitality. New ensembles and new organization of old ones were seen at once. Singing Quakers, the oldest musical organi- zation on the campus, received new impetus, singing inspiring music in an inspiring manner. . . The Christmas program, based around the Third Part of Bach's Cllflifffmd-i' Oralorfo . . . concert version opera, some regrets, but these lost in the Wagnerian glories of Tamifzaumer . . . other brief performances, all claiming the praise of audiences . . . the women's choral rendition of Vaughn YVilliams' Jlagnyfcal . . . great music, performed in like spirit. A second choral group, the erstwhile double-octet or triple- quartet . . . two vocal chamber-groups performing difficult music brilliantly . . . representing the university before many audiences. 28