The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-05-10

to the sounds. and in fancy her mind turns
10 the hopes. pleasures and perhaps the
scenes, she and the fiutist were young
mere Is enough to occupy one for hours
"a the contemplation of the pictures which
the Art Association has placed in the as
semoly nall for the public. There are can
vases which might never be seen If they
were not brought here for Just such a pur
pose. The decorative pictures are more
numerous than formerly and demand a
study OF lines of grace.
Music md Art Notes.
Mr.: Charles Hansen's testimonial concert
mas been postponed until June 3
Misses Benaldine and Ida Virginia Smith,
OF Lafayette, will give recital at Monti,
eeHo next Saturday. They will be assisted
by Miss Schellschmidt OF this city.
The cantata Under the Palms" will be
given at Mick's Hall, at the corner OF Illinois
A chorus of forty voices has been rehaars-
Watts.
The second annual concert Of the Central
evening at the church. The soloists We're
Mr.. ]. Russell Powell, Mr. B. Kryle. Miss
Esther Wilcox and Miss Anna Mclaughlin
plano duo was played by Miss Nellie Gov
ert and Miss Leona Rudy. The orchestral
numbers by the indianapolis Orchestra were
by Hoffman: 'sVaise de Concert I" 6eKoven.
two movements of the b minor symphony
of Schubert; the overture to ''Pique Dame
20 for stringed orchestra The final num-
Der was Greeting to America" march.
A song service will be given by the In
dianapcIs Choral Union this evening at the
Second Presbyterian Church. The following
programme I.1 will be rendered:
-. Chorus and Soprano Solo. ''7''e-eS
List the Cherubic Host (1oly City'D
women's Chorus, baritone and Soprano Houi
Lift Thine Eyes t "f:Hj .Menaelssonn
Mrs Raschig. Miss Lille Adam, MISS Jo-
sephine Robinson.
Nearer, My God, TO Thee" Hanscou
Male Chorus. Soprano Solo.
soprano SOLO -,......::.-..: Selected
Mrs. Raschig
estiFdl lie Deum .--....................Bu Buck
The chorus of the German Evangelical
Lutheran st. Paups Church, consisting of
fifty selected voices under the direction of
,Ins,oed Wallis; VIII give concert next
will be its first public concert The pro-
gramme is as follows:
Grand Triumphal March Dudley Buck
Charles F. Hansen.
Der Wanderer' .....................Sc Schubert
Emil Steinhilber.
Radieuse "Valse de Concert. .Gottschalk
. Misses Helene Kunz and Clara Zitlaff
Mr.. and Mrs constantin Riegger. 'e''p'
Schiller's Lied Won Der Glocke" :. .Romberg
Mixed Chorus OF the Evangelical Lutheran
st. Paurs Church.
Selections from "Tannhauser" ............
(b) Song to the Evening Star"
(c) "Elizabeth's Prayer"
(d) ''P1lgrim'S Chorus.
Charles F. Hansen
Miss Sarah T. Meigs's pupils gave a piano
recital yesterday morning at the residence
OF Mrs: Benjamin ID. Walcott ON North
privilege OF inviting her mother and one
other guest, and the parlors were filed with
an interested audience. All Of the children
the programme: Duet. .'Rondo. ?"', Misses Mes
Meies and Scott; Fable" (SchnulD. "Glisten-
ing Dew Waltz" Friederich). Good HUI
''Polonaise'' CGurlit0. '.Slumber Song;
(SchnulD. Gladys Walcott; Little Volun-
seers o. NaysraS EDITH Adams Mazur-
Joyful Wanderer'' Bern-Wolff). Elsie Nc
Lain; la Styrienne Waltz CBergrniller),
Augusta jameson petite Ber Uss ssh F &
Rathburn) and "Scherzo" 9Th. Kullak), Mu-
riel Hit; .'Bourree'' O.. s. Bach) '.Menuet-
Alice Scott. When the pupils had finished
Miss Meigs played solo at the request OF
all the audience.
A select chorus of twenty-six voices and an
orchestra of forty-eight musicians with
Miss May Bell, pianist, and Miss Lulu A.
Fisher, soprano. who have been rehearsing
o sne onbs viii III M a. ,b
Grand Opera House Tuesday evening. The
programme is:
Overture-"Ruy Bias ....... Mendelssohn
Wedding Music,ta) Procession" CD
Nosturno ..ss..:..:............. Jensen
God in the Tempest Schubert
Chorus and Orchestra
"Concertstueek. 0o. S...:-.c,..;..:...W Weber
Larghetto from the Second Symphony.
$500. ........................... beethoven
Orchestra.
Miss Lulu A. Fisher and Orchestra.
by Babylon's Wave ................Go unod
Peer Gynt,' Suite ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ieg
(a) Morning"
(b) Asses Death"
(c) ''Anitras Dance"
(d) "In the Hall OF the Mountain King"
Orchestra.
The Starry Host. :..............M ilde
Chorus and Orchestra.
Miss Shedd and pupils will give the follow
| ing programme at her studio in the When
block next Tuesday. Part OF the pro-
gramme will be given at 4 o'c.ock in the aft
ernoon. the remainder at in the evening:
Piano solo Bach
Mrs. Schlippy.
Song-Mezzo-soprano .Arditti
Mrs. Walker
Bird song ...................H..... .Rudersd0rf
Cecilia Martyr.
Song (from opera "Huguenots') -Meyerbeer
Miss Bartmess.
Piano solo Selected
Miss Tyner.
Ballad Gabriel
Mrs. Bryan.
- So Mrs. F. E. King.
Soprano solo .Abt
Miss Beatty.
Either solo ....... Thoughts During Service
Mr.. Frey
Mrs. Hill
Song -Mu.der
Miss Thomas.
Song ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Leer
Mss McCauley.