Combined Music Club Chorus Will Be Heard Tonight in Paine Hall

The CRIMSON erred yesterday when it announced the date of the combined Harvard and Radcliffe Music Clubs' chorus as yesterday evening instead of this evening. The group will give a program of contemporary choral pieces tonight at 8:30 o'clock in the Paine Music Hall.

Formed last fall under the direction of Irving Fine, associate professor of Music, the chorus will feature the premiere performance of a new Mass by Igor Stravinsky and a series of contemporary compositions including selections by Aaaron Copeland, Lukas Foss, and Robert Middleton '43.

On the program with the singers will be two-piano pieces by Darius Milhaud and Theodore Chanler and the four-hand sonata by Hindesmith, while the group will conclude the concert with the first American presentation of the cantata "Secheresses" by Francis Poulenc.