Morning journal and courier., 1891-06-10
EXHIBIT OF THE SCHOOLS.


 Armory-The Public Opening To. Morrew-The Musical Exercises for the Different Days.
 The school children of the city will be permitted to view the exhibit at the armory to-day, though the school exhibition will not be public until tomorrow. After to- day no children will be admitted unless they come with older persons. The following shows the time at which allowed to visit the exhibition to-day: Morninr-s to 1o:sO o'clock: Webster, rooms Is; Oak street, IA; Davenport avenue, 1-4; Wooster, 1-e; Fair street, IS; Ungraded, 1-s; Shelton avenue, ie; pixwell, 1-s; Washington 1;7A; West, 1-4; Carlisle. 4; Rosette, 1-6A; Greenwich tree IH I a avenue, if G Cedar IA ,, ,er roo@s @ 71s Hamilton, fSS s1s Shelton avenue, 7-11: Washington, S12; Rosette, Afternoon, 1:so to o'clock-Eaton, rooms IT; Skinner, 1-o; Dwight, IS; Orchard street, IA; hove MeicS s Haoek is Waageyy 1-6; Center, 13; Quinnipiac9. 7-12; Asylum, 1-6; Lovell 7-12; Asylum, 1-3; avenue, 5-8
 Two hours each morning and afternoon will be devoted to the work and exhibit of the cooking, sewing, manual training and kindergarten classes.
 There will also be boy choir made up of 400 voices from the high school and other schools in the city. There will be no admission charged.
 The musical feature of the exhibition will be under the supervision of Professor Jepson. The following is the program:
 TUESDAY AT il A. M. A chorus of 4oo pupils, representing first and second grades of every school in the city, will illustrate their regular school drill in music as follows:
 Imitation exercises to of the scale. Seven note cadences to 3, 5, and of the Scale exercises in double, triple aud quadru- Exercises in time and measure from first mu- sic reader. Writing exercise-dictation of three note ca Sight singing in double, triple and quadruple time.
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 THURSDAY AT 8 P. M. A chorus of 400 pupils representing third and fourth grades of every school, will illustrate Time exercise, double, triple and quadruple Calling scale numbers, pupils responding by :'An key'' exercise, every letter suecessively Dictation Of mote words'' written out by pu- Dictation of flve-note cadences in one or more Exercises from Second music reader, with rests.
 slurss, triplets eighth notes, sixteenth notes Sight singing by the chorus in one or more Rote songs-Dixie; Red White and Blue; Corn
 FRIDAY AT Ii A. M. A chorus of 400 pupils, representing fifth and sixth grades of every school will illustrate their Time exercise, double, triple and quadruple measure.
 Calling scale numbers, pupils responding with Dictation of note words, four letters on bass clef.
 .Dictatiou of seven-note cadences, bass clsf, one Chord practice by number and division: Part exercises from Third music reader on Sight singing in one or more keys. Trio singing by pupils of the class
 FRIDAY AT 3P.M chorus of 400 pupils representing the seventh and eighth grades of all schools will illustrate their regular work, as follows: Calling scale numbers with accidentals Transportation of scale by sharps. Dictation, one seven.note cadence key of 0 Dictation, seven-note cadences written from the sound of the piano.
 quartet Slng1nS Dy pupS or CIlo ClaSS Sight singing by the chorus in ono or more keys.
 THURSDAY EVENING, AT 8 O'CLOCK, Concert of Patriotic Music, given by Boy Choir
 numbering b00 voices. We come to show the public, etc.
 Written for the occasion and sung in unison. Dear Native Land, solo, duet and chorus.
 Solo and duet by sopranos and altos in unison. My Country, 'Tis of Thee. = Thraa God Ever Glorious. us................,,,,R Russian
 Four part harmony. Hail Columbia.
 Sung in unison. Red, White and Blue.
 Solo by sopranos in unison. MenOrldi Hymn. n.........................Au Austrian
 Three part harmony. Flag of the Free. Duet and chorus.
 Duet in unison by Masten. Yankee Doodle. Sung in unison. Union Dixie. Written by Dr. McNeal Sung in unison. Who Would Sever Freedoms Shrine Scotch Three part harmony Star Spangled Banner. Solo, duet and chorus 6ole and duet in unison by Masten. FRIDAY EVENING AT O'CLOCK.