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Title	Katherine Weintz and Ellen Fineman
Date.Original	04/12/1960
Student presenters	Weintz, Katherine (piano)
HRVH Topic	Arts & Entertainment
Holding Institution	Vassar College Libraries
Contact Information	Music Library 120 Raymond Avenue, Box 38 Poughkeepsie, NY 12064-0038 845.437.7492 http://musiclibrary.vassar.edu
Rights	Prior written permission required to use any item from the Vassar College Libraries collections, http://musiclibrary.vassar.edu
Digital Collection	Music Programs
Event ID	mprog_0268_001
Location	Skinner Recital Hall

Title	Katherine Weintz and Ellen Fineman
Work Composer and Title	Beethoven, Ludwig van (1770-1827). Sonata in E flat major, op. 81a
Date.Original	04/12/1960
Student presenters	Weintz, Katherine (piano)
Transcript	T H E DEPARTMENT 0 F M U S I C VASSAR COLLEGE APRIL 12, ig6o, at 8:30 O'CLOCK SKINNER RECITAL HALL RECITAL BY KATHERINE WEINTZ, piano MEMBER OF THE CLASS OF ig6o ELLEN FINEMAN, soprano MEMBER OF THE CLASS OF ig6i ASSISTED BY AN INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE PROGRAM I Sonata in E flat major, op. 8 1 a Ludwig van Beethoven i. Das Lebewohl: Adagio-Allegro (1770-1827) ii. Das Abwesenheit: Andante espressivo iii. DasWiedersehen: Vivacissimamente KATHERINE WEINTZ, piano 11 Cantata: "Le Berger fid&le" (The Faithful Shepherd) Jean-Philippe Rameau (1683-1764) R6citatif: About to see his love sacrificed, faithful Mirtil laments. He sighs, he moans ceaselessly, and to Echo, his voice expresses his sorrows thus: Airplaintif (Mirtil): Must Amarillis perish? Diane wishes to calm her own anger. Can you break our gentle vows of love by this horrible sacrifice? If her shy innocence must die on your altar, Gods, what is the reward that virtue can hope for? R6citatif (Mirtil): I must not allow myself to be carried away by my misery. Another must die for her! Let us hasten to help her. A lover will die to save his love. [OVER]
Location	Skinner Recital Hall

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