The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-12
Music and Art Notes.

Miss Lenore Snyder, who is spending a
short time at home, will sing this afternoon
a Plymouth Church at the 4:30 o'clock Serv-
ice.
Mrs. Emil wulschner has translated the
words of a fine German song into English,
which has just been brought out. 1t is
rs It Greeting from Thee?' with music by
Nicolaus Soltans. 1t is a work that is full
of color Another new song is 20 Lass Mich
dir zu Fuessen Sinken," by Alexander Dorm.
Mr. w. II. Donley IS in Iowa selecting a
new organ for Memorial Presbyterian
Church. The organ will be completed early in
April, and Mr.. Donley will be the organst.
He will also have charge of the chorus
choir at the church. Mr.. DonIey will con-
tinue his organ recitais at the Mem orial
Church.
The ''Knickerbocker Two-step," composed
by Miss Florence Malott. has been published
and was brought out yesterday. The compo-
sition is after the popular style and has
the correct swing for a two-step. 1t is SIM
pie and melodious and requires no great
musical ability to play. 1t has been ar
recent dances, and has been much liked.
The second concert of the Schliewen
Quartet will be given Tuesday evening,
Jan. IA. at Plymouth Church. The pro-
one. Is is as follows: Volkman, Quartet
No. A, Allegro, Scherzo, Andantino, Finale;''
Haydn, "Celebre largo" Beethoven. Finale
b Schumann, "Abendlied;" Raft, 'I'aran-
telle."
The promoters of the new Glee Club are
Edward Nell. DR.. Stiles. r. b. Overstreet,
Norris Meek. Only good voices and readers
will be admitted. The membership will be
limited to twenty. The main object is to-
wards the musical advancement of the MEM
bers, who expect after a few months TO
be able to furnish soloiSts, quartet or
chorus for concert purposes.
There will be service OF song this even
ing at the First Presbyterian Church with
these Organ
al" -. +. Hansen; quartette, tie Deum" in
A, Schneider, Misses Johnson and Ketcham.
Harfe Gesang." c. A. Floyd. Constantin
Riegger; quartette, .'Hark, Hark, My Soul"
H House offertSTy organ solo; 20 Holy
harp solo. 'Romanza,'' Schneider, Miss
Myrtle Hart; Lead. Kindly Light" Buck,
plymouth tina, Male 0uartette 3, Morris Norris Meek Meek
street; duet for harp and violin. selected;
quartette, sun of My Soul Schneider;
pastlude, Whiting. Mr.: NJ; B. Griffith is
director of the choir. Mr.. Edward Meek. of
Lafayette, will sing the Mascagnt Ave
Maria" with cello accompaniment by
Adolph Schellschmidt, at morning service
The following is the programme of the
seventh pupils recital of the Metropolitan
evening, jan Is, 1896, at 5 o'clock: Piano,
sonata in A major, theme and variations
ia) graziosa H. stiehD; OBJ bagatelle (schar-
wenka), Miss Florence Dunning Violin,
concerto, first movement (1endelssoh,), Miss
Esther Wilcox Vocal. Angels Christmas
Song John Hyatt Brewer, Miss Mary f.
Wheeler. with violin obligato by Mr.. Ru-
dolph Roster. Piano, Nocturne Chopin.
Miss Francis McEiwee. Piano, waltz in A
fiat CIoszkowskD, Miss Anna Johnson. VI
olin. VII concerto ODE BerioD. Mr.. Clarence
KleIk. Vocal (a) OF Thee l am Thinking,
Marguerite (Meyer-Helmund) (b) Two Mari
onettes Cook, Mr.. Louis j. Dochez. Piano.
(a) Romance CNolleD; OBJ Tocata, Cham
inade), Miss Helen Dalrymple Piano duet,
variations on theme from Beethoven est.