IT seems strange that so few have taken advantage of the opportunity for musical culture offered in Music 5. The course is a series of lectures by Professor Paine, on the instrumental music of Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, and their successors, - their development of the Sonata and Symphony. It is not everywhere nor every day that one can listen to the analysis and criticism and afterwards to the interpretation of a minuet of Mozart or a scherzo of Beethoven by one who himself ranks high as a critic and a composer. Mr. Paine is willing that all those not regularly members of the elective, but wishing to hear him play the various movements analyzed, should be present during the hour. The lectures are given at half past one, Wednesdays, in Lower Boylston.