Jeffrey B. Cobb

Don Giovanni

By Jeffrey B. Cobb April 28, 1966

It was a pleasant enough evening, but let's face it--why Don Giovanni, of all operas? Harvard-operatic productions, beset by obvious

By Jeffrey B. Cobb April 14, 1966

It required Kirby's Flying Circus (London), a Godzilla-ish sea monster, smoke generators, a wave-making machine, a mobile cloud-carriage and an

By Jeffrey B. Cobb February 26, 1966

Labelled the "musical highlight of Winterfest," Tuesday's Boston Symphony concert marked the first appearance of a Harvard undergraduate as soloist,

By Jeffrey B. Cobb November 15, 1965

The 1965-66 Harvard Radcliffe Orchestra baptized itself Friday night in a sensuous swamp--Strauss' Don Juan, Berg's Violin Concerto, and Berlioz'