The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-04-22


8 CD Duet--"Like to Vision"
Miss Juch and Mr.. Heinrich.
"Tannhauser'' ..........................W Wagner
tb) Romanza-"o Thou Sublime, Sweet
Evening Star"
Mr.. Heinrich.
(c) Grand March and Chorus-"Haii'
Bright Abode"
Intermission.
Lohengrin" ..................'. asner
(a) Vorspiel.
(b) Arrival of Lohengrin.
Mr.. Davies and Chorus.
(c) Lohengrin's Narrative.
Mr.. Davies.
I'D Prayer and Finale.
Miss Juch. Miss Stein, Mr. Davies, Mr..
Heinrich and Mr.. Babcock.
(e) Intro 1uction TO Third Act and Bridal
Chorus.
die Meistersinger'' ....................W wagner
Miss Juch. Miss Stein. Mr.. Davies. Mr..
Towne and Mr.. Babcock.
CD Parts of Finale.
Miss Juch, Mr.. Davies, Mr.. Heinrich ana
Chorus.
THE SALE OF SEATS.
The advance sale of seats for the festival
will begin Wednesday, May /. The sale on
that day and the following day will be con-
fined to subscribers to the guarantee fund
for season tickets only. The general sale
of season tickets open to the public Will
be held on Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
May g. and s. and the sale Of seats for
single performances will begin Monday
morning, May Z, and continue until the
close of the festival. The prices of seats
have been fixed as follows: Season tickets
Front part of house. main floor, sc "a re-
duction of 81 from previous years.; rear
part, main floor, So; front row balcony, SlU;
rear rows balcony, IS; gallery preserved ana
numberedD, 81 Seats for single concerts
Main floor, front part Of house, "; rear,
81; gallery, 81. Matinees-All parts of the
house, 81.
NOTES OF THE FESTIVAL.
The festival books will be generally dis
tributed throughout the city the latter
part of this week Those who want them
before then can get them by applying ar the
Big Four ticket office or at the Model
clothing store.
Nine Emma Eames, who is to be one of
the principal soloists at the festival, Will
of a grand opera company, which Will tour
this country. The De Reskes Will be in the
company, and probably Tamagus. the great
tenor.
The chorus is doing splendid work under
the direction of Professor Arens. All the
members who can possibly get there at
tend every rehearsal; There will be two
more rehearsalS at High school hall, and
after them the later ones will be held at
TomlinSon Hall.
A change will probably be made in the
seating arrangements OF Tomlinson Hail for
the festival so as to make ii easier for
patrons to get in and out of the seats they
have reserved. 1t is proposed TO run an
extra aisle through the middle row of chairs
on the main floor, which will greatly facili-
tate the seating of the audiences.
The secretary, o. r. Johnson, Of the
festival association, has received within
the last week applications for festival books
from various towns in Indiana, as well as
from st. Louis Cincinnati Toledo, Column
bus, o., and other cities in adjoining States.
The announcement of reduced railroad
rates for the festival promises to do much
towards bringing many people here from
out of town.
The Boston Festival Orchestra, which will
play here at the festival, Is now engaged
in like work in New England cities, and is
meeting with great success. The Spring
field (A1ass.) Festival, the greatest of those
held in the East was an unusual success
last week to which this orchestra largely
contributed. Mile Trebelli, Mr.. Davies.
Miss Stein, Miss Juch, Mr.. Heinrich, Mr..
Giese and Mr.. Friedheim are with the or
cheStra, and the other soloists engaged for
Indianapolis will join it the week before it
gets here.