Hartt College of Music - Allegro Yearbook (West Hartford, CT)

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..,. A , ,. . , .,. . .-.-..z...-.--..-.-Am.-.14--f su- ., . v-.xi-rw . , , DlRECTOR'S MESSAGE For over three hundred years it has been a custom in this country to set aside one day in November for prayer and thanksgiving. You who are embarking on a career of music, and those of us whose work is now music, should find thanksgiving in our hearts every waking moment of our lives for the privilege of serving this great art. While many of our fellow men are engaged in building commercial and material enterprises without which, it is true, we could not live, we, as musicians, are en- gaged in building better human beings and a better world in which to live. There is no doubt that our business friends find a definite satisfaction in their work. However, to my mind, nothing can compare with the joy that can be derived froma beautiful performance, giving a good lesson or lecture, teaching a class, form- ing and directing new bands, orchestras, chamber music groups and opera companies, and opening the world of music to hundreds of human beings, old and young. It is my fervent wish, therefore, that this unique joy may be so great that you will give daily thanks to your Maker for being one of those whose lives are consecrated In the Service of the Beautiful. MOSHE PA RANOV H . .,, .,- - ,,-fe s- . as .-. , M M . f , - 'f'?s,- .' .f -- v A , - . '1 4! xa4E'fFFf'Qf ..5':5'f9'?e' .-,-.-,3L. L f 1 1' . ' 4 dw - :X .- -- 1 ' - ' ASM-11-0-1' ' ' ' ' ff' lf -' - ' sf 4 mg-G++125+M1i??f'55'si'i'!!f?'!f,'QY14!?:!?'L.i,s li - i A - - - 4 - i 'C' ' ' ' ' N X ' '

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t'Wwf'r'y? H'T 4 '3 4a?-5 . .-Atgf' - ,. W. ' 1 :. V:-' . .L.g. ., -' if DEDICATION We, the class of 1952, do dedicate our yearbook to the devoted memory of the Founder of our school, Julius Hartt, a pedagogue whose traveling in Europe and America had brought him into contact with the great masters of his day. He founded the Hartt School in 1920 and endowed it with the motto which we sincerely aim to uphold: In the service of the beautiful The life of Julius Hartt was devoted to a single ideal: the enrichment of living through music. 7 X ' ' 1 i