The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-05-26
TWO ENTERTAINMENTS TO-DAY.
Artists and Romantic COncert-ThOse
Who VIII Participate.

The first afternoon concert of the festival
will be given this afternoon. the soloists
being Mr.. E. A Mcdowell, Mrs. Katharine
Bloodgood and Mr.. Barron Berthold. 1t
should draw a large audience, for two of
the artists are entirely new here, arlf the
third has only been heard once by an Indi-
annapolis audience. Mr.. Z. A. MacDowell,
who will play his own piano concerto, is
the most famous composer Of instrumental
music In America, and pianist second to
none. Mrs. B.oodgood. new contralto. has
sung with great success in the East. She
is a beautiful womana and has a magnificent
voice. Mr.. Berthold is the sweet-yoiced
tenor who made such a great hit with the
prog FAMINE for this afternoons concert will
be as follows:
Artists Concert
Soloists-Mrs. Katherine B.oodgood. con-
tralto; Mr. Barron Berthold. tenor; Mr.. +.
Overture-"Magic Flute" ............... Mozart
Aria-"Gernsaiemme ; ;.;;5-...----..---V Verdi
piano corcsrto MI No 6er'noia MacDowell
: ''''o Mr.. MacDoweii.
Aria-"O Don Fatale'' (Don Carlos). Verdi
Mrs. Bloodgood
Two movements from Suite Ancien"..
(a) Air.
Cd Gavotte.
Played by all the First violIns
Romanza from la Gioconda" .Ponchielli
Mr.. Berthold.
"a Midsummer Nights Dream.
(a) Nocturne.
b. Sherzo.
(c) Wedding March.
Some slight changes have been made in
the programme for tonight. On account
Of the great popularity of Mr. Max Helm
ners maz when 6e Will pa sing ' in N Se
MinstrePs Curse" and. in addition, the
new baritone ballad, Young Lochinvar
Game Out Of I, the West .,,rr by George w,
has made great hit in the Eastern festi-
walls.
Indianapolis audience Miss Marie Brema,
the greatest of mezzo-sopranos. whose work
with the Abbey Grand Opera Company
@ 9Ton the ak Of fS aS % "a
Her great triumph at the Cincinnati festi-
val last week was the most striking of that
these. other singers who will appear to-
night are Nine. Lillian Blauvelt, who is a
well-established fayorite here, signor Cam
fiams. the new tenor, and Mrs Bloodgood.
The corrected programme is as follows:
Romantic Concert
Soloists-Miss Marie Brema, dramatic So
prano. Nine. Lillian Blauvelt. soprano: Mrs.
Williams, tenor: Signor Giuseppe Campo
nari baritone; Mr.. Max Heinrich. baritone;
Overture-"Der Freischutz' Weber
Conducted by Mr.. Arens
Waltz from Romeo and Juliet .Gounod
Nine. Blauvelt.
Scena-''There Is Bower Of Roses
(The Yelled Prophecy C.Villers Stanford
Miss Brema-
Prologue-'T Pagliacci''. .Leoncavallo
Signor Campanari.
Cantata-'The Minstrefs Curse. .Schumann
Miss Brenla, Mrs. Bloodgood, Mr.. Williams
Signor Campanari, Mr.. Clark and
the Chorus.
-Intermission.-
Fantasie-"Romeo and Juliet" $500. Svendon
Ballad for Barytone and Orchestra
Young I1oehinyar Came Out of
the West. .....................Ch Chadwick
Mr. Heinrich.
Sextette from Lucia .Donizetti
Nine. Blauvelt, Miss Brema, Mrs Blood
good, Mr.. Williams. Signor Campanarl
and Mr.. Clark.
Cantata-"The Sun Worshfpers'.
Gof1ng-InOmaS
Nine. Blauvelt. Mr. Williams and Chorus.
The usual regulations will be observed to-
night. The concert will begin promptly at
o'clock and late corners Will not be ad-
mitted until a convenient place is reached
in the programme. In coming to the festi-
val carriages will approach from the west