Wayland High School - Reflector Yearbook (Wayland, MA)

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Music R What Are Musicians Like? Most of us think of musicians as being nup in the clouds,H never appearing in public without the protection of a bodyguard, and having no time to hear new talent. These ideas have vanished in the past decade, for most of the modern musicians are average people like you and me. Many are in this country because of the war, and many are loyal American citizens helping us to defeat the Axis. Nearly all of them have time, or make time, to hear and encourage young talent of a new day. However, there are a few who will not, or cannot accept auditions because of the great demand of the public upon them. Some have never known failure in life, not even a Hflunku in algebra or Latin. It is hard for tnem to sympathize with anyone who has known failure and heartbreak. 'Q Lily Pons, one of the greatest coloratura sopranos of today, is an example of those not able to be reached. She is glittering to behold, wonderful to hear, and nice to know if you can reach her, but there are so many who want to see her that she rarely accepts auditions. One of Miss Pons's friends at the Metropolitan Opera is Lotte Lehmann. She is, probably, the greatest dramatic soprano of all time. Mme Lehmann loves swimming, horseback riding and other sports, and she admits that in school she was a poor student. Her deeply religous nature undoubtedly accounts for her very natural and understanding ways. Many other musicians like Mme Lehmann enjoy outdoor activities. They are hard working people, who, living simply and working together for the same cause, are driven on by their love for music and their belief in God. J. S. Records Worth Owning Finlandia --------------- Sibelius Nutcracker Suite -------- Tschaikowsky Steven Foster Songs ----- Richard Crooks Bell Song from Lakmi ---- Lily Pons New World Symphony ------ Dvorak . Barber of Seville Album - Rossini I