The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-13

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Thursday evening.
Miss Anna Baggs will sing solo at Roberts
Park Church this morning.
'The Lay of the Bell" will be rendered at the
next Lyra concert The words are by Schiller
Prof. Paul Bahr is preparing an elaborate pro-
gramme for his next concert, the date of which
is not yet given.
Mr. L. M. Gottschalk, representing the piano
firm of Chickering, in New York. is spending
to-day in the city.
Mr.. John L. Geiger, who is taking cornet les
sops of Perry Ingalls,, was presented last week
with beautiful French cornet by Mr.. Emil
Wulschner.
Mr. NJ. Fl. Spades will render a violin solo at
the concert to be given by the Scottish Rite, at
Pfaf1ns Hall next Thursday night. A fine pro-
gramme will be presented.
The concert which was to have been given by
the City Band, this evening. at Mannerchor Hall
has been postponed until Dec. q. Miss Lulu
Burt will sing solo on that occasion.
The Apollo Quartet have made an arrange
ment with the Caledonia Society to furnish
music for the entertainment to be given by that
society on the Burns anniversary, Jan. %
Professor Newland has recently composed a
''Tarantelle," a Love Song" a "Valse Caprice, I"
"Slumber Song and ''Mazurka Caprice. "
Il. Geiger, of this city
Mrs. Emma Owens, formerly of this city, but
now residing at Springfield, O., will soon visit
Mrs. Asa Sammons en- route to Franklin. Mrs
Givens is at present the leading soprano Of the
M. E. Church at Springfield.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Morrison, Miss Nettie
johnson, Miss Hattie Ludlow and Messrs. NJ
Bamberger, Andrew Smith. Rogers and Dochez
gave delightful musical programme at the Me-
mortal Church entertainment last week.
The ''Serenade of the Jealous Lover" which
was rendered at the Mendelssohn concert, last
week, is French composition of the Sixteenth
century. For an orchestra it exemplifes in a
striking manner the departure of the modern
school from the standard of three centuries ago.
The piano recital to be given by Mrs. Flora M.
Hunter next Thursday. at d. III. Baldwin q
Co.'s parlors will be treat to the musicians of
the city, who always enjoy the performance of
this lady. She will be assisted by Mrs. Grace
lowering, who will De hard in vocal selections
The following will be the programme:
Sonata in E minor-Op. 90. Beethoven
He, the Best of All, the Noblest.. Schumann
The Fable e Of the Witches So S.a S'lss
Valse Impromptu, ) ~ S'0i i4'e' 3
AT the Spring --...-..............---L iszt
Knowest Thou the Land)
Absence >...-...-.....-.. Beethoven
Gretel's Warning.
Ml snurka-or Il Rnb nassefp
Below is given the programme to be rendered
at the Leiderkranz concert tonight, which will
take place at Mozart Hail. Professor Ernestin-
off is the director of this organization which
embraces in its number many good singers
"odeon Marsch" Weingarten
Orchestra.
die Rose der Braut' .Lavallee
Orchestra
'Abschied Won den Apen .Volkslied
Chorus.
I'm dunkler Nacht Tenor Solo Observation-Disclosures
Mr. A. III. Morehead.
der Schwalben Abschied'-Duet .Kucken
Miss Lizzie Reitzel and Miss Carrie Rohner.
'Das Herzklopfen" -Kremser
Male Chorus and Orchestra.
Second Part
acknowledgement. Milloecker
Orchestra.
AuIo Olcn 0lrScnnef
Male Chorus
| lAuSerWanlC0 v OlkSlleQ
Double Quartet.
DallaUe Iur EOSduno ScneeIe
Mr.. Ernest Clark
"Karntner Bauernhochzeit' .Koschat
Chorus and Orchestra.