The Indianapolis journal., 1896-03-22
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Episcopal Church. corner RAIDER and Eu-
gene street, under the auspices of the La
dies Aid Society.
The next concert by the Schliewen Quar-
mouth Church.
Preparations are being made for the ap-
pearance of the Purdue Glee and Mandolin
Club in this city April 10.
The advanced pupils of the Metropolitan
School of Music will give a concert at
Plymouth Church April Z.
A pupils recital will be given at the
College of Music Tuesday evening. Those
Miss Vail, Miss King, Miss Jeffries, Miss
Forsythe Miss Clara Doles, Miss Bertha
Wolfe, Miss Edna Hall, Miss Olive Killer,
Miss Herd Master Iheddeus Rich and Mr.
Oscar Mendel.
A song service viii be given this evening
at Maytiower Church. The regular choir.
consisting of Miss Josephine Bremermann.
Miss winifred Willard. Mr. II. G. Cold
We'll and Mr.. Frank B. Flower, will be
assited by Miss Mary Wheeler, Mr.. William
Wocher and Miss Myrtle Hart. Mrs. l.. Nj.
Goode is organist.
The last of series of concerts to be
furnished by the visiting committee, con-
sisting of Mrs. Emil Wulschner and Mrs. j.
II. Yajen, was given Wednesday night at
the Boys Club rooms on Court street, near
Delaware. Numbers were furnished by Mrs.
Hume. Miss McDougai., Miss Hill. Mr..
Igleman and Mr.. j. Joiner.
A concert Will be given in this city next
violinist, a teSti'D onial from the Press
Club and her friends in this city. Miss Or
lopP expects * v to gS 20 &c Europe for several M
concert will be in the nature OF a farewell.
Excellent talent will be secured to assist
Miss Orlopp in her violin recital.
The annual conver ton of the Indiana
music teachers will Do he'd in Terre Haute
in June Mr.. Oliver Willard Pierce, of this
city. is chairman OF me programme COM
mittee. and the musicians who being
a h0- in hfa
and the artist recltils will be given by
some of the best in the country. All music
teachers of the State are eligible to men,
bership. The accommodations for the as
scciation at Terre Haute are first class and
an unusually large attendance is expected
Miss Eva Lou Pearson. young pianist.
gave a recital last evening before audi
ence OF invited friends. Miss Pearson is an
accomplished player and gave the numbers
OF her programme, which are of extreme
difficulty. with an Intelligence and skill
cluded the Beethoven Sonata, Op 10. No.
3 Lszrs arrangement of the Wagner
Spinning Song. the Mendelssohn Spin
Chopins "Etude in G Flat Major and other
numbers. Miss Pearson was assisted by
Mrs Mary Jeffery Christian. vocalist. and
by Miss Mamie Branham, the violinist
The New York Tribune musical critic has
this I'm part to say of Mrs Corinne Moore
Lawson, the singer who is known so well
10 music and social circles In this city:
OF striking attractiveness-a programme
that of itself was calculated to predispose
the judicious music-lover in her favor Ii
included six songs by Franz and Dyorak's
remarkably fine set of seven gypsy songs;
also others by Bishop, Purcell, Paderewslxi
Henschel, Kjernlf and Chaminade. Mrs
Lawson sang them with taste and inteli-
gence; for the most part especially in those
of lighter mood. Her voice is light, flexible
and bright in color. and is under skilful
guidance"
Miss Theresina Wagner gave piano re-
cital last evening before a large and ap-
preciative audience at Das Deutsche Haus
Miss Wagner is possessed OF nervous
temperament. which invades her technique
and imbues II with power that more
piano playing. Her sty.e is essentially Ger
man and her playing is quite unlike in many
particulars, that or other pianists. Her au-
diencs greeted her numbers enthusiastically
Among her selections were the "Fantasie
Chromattqus.' by Bach; Etudes and Noe
turnes by Chopin: Schumann's "Romanze.