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Musical Society Quartet to Play in Lowell on Sunday

Greene, Holmes, Clark, and Sproul to Give Mozart, Brahms Program

NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED March 15, 1935

Music lovers of Lowell House will have an opportunity to spend a pleasant evening Sunday, when the Lowell House Musical Society gives its second concert of the year in the Common Room.

A quartet composed of Edward B. Greene '36, pianoforte; Malcolm H. Holmes '23, violin; Margaret Clark, viola; and Harold Sproul, cello, will play a program made up of selections from Mozart and Brahms.

The selections from Mozart is the Piano Quartet in E-Flat, Koechel No. 493, while The Piano Quartet in A-Major, Opus 26 of Brahms has been selected for the second half of the evening.