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Three Harvard composers will conduct their own songs in the Band Concert on Friday night in Sanders Theatre. Robert G. Morse '96 will conduct "Up the Street"; Raymond G. Williams '11, "Harvardians"; and Richmond K. Fletcher '08, "Yo-ho."
The assistant conductor of the Dartmouth band will continue the concert with, "As the Backs Go Tearing By," and "Dartmouth's in Town Again."--Another big event will be a conducting competition for girls from the audience, and the winner will be the maestro who draws the loudest applause. Band officials predict stage technique may be more important than a careful rendering of the score.
Original purpose of the concert was to get funds to send the band to Cornell, but not enough tickets were sold to cover expenses.
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