The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-27
Music Notes,

The Symphony Orchestra is to resume re-
hearsals Tuesday evening for the third and
last OF the series of this seasons concerts.
Mr.. Adolph H. Schellschmidt will tour
the eastern part of the State next week
with the De Pauw Glee Club director
and cello soloist.
The Amphion Club, male musical organ
ization lately organized, will make its first
public appearance about the middle Of
March The members are negotiating with
the Eastern representative OF Pugpo3,
services to assist them at that time.
There will be song service at the May
flower Congregational Church tonight.
Several of the Welsh prize singers, Miss
Mr.. Tom Stevens, who are spending Sun
day in the city, have kindly consented to
assist the regular quartet choir of the
church.
There will be Mendelssohn programme
this evening at Plymouth Church by the
quartet Mrs. Fremont Swain. soprano;
Van VIE, tenor, and Mr.. Frank v. Steele
basso and director, and Miss Nellie King,
organist. Mr.. Frank Ormsby, tenor, will
sing solo.
of organ recitals by Mr.. w. H. Donley will
be given Tuesday evening, with popular
programme. The following will be the num-
bers: Grand Chorus" Contemplation and
"Allegretto" (all new, by Capocci; Lar
ghetto from the symphony in p" by Bee
thoven; "Polonaise in A" by Chopin;
ranged for the organ by Mr.. Donley), by
Moszkowski; ''Toccata" new, by Lucas
and Overture from Tanrhauser," by Wag-
ner.
byterian Church Friday evening by the pu-
pills of Mr. Edward Nell, assisted by Mr.
George Eckert and Miss Hazel Vliet. The
participants will be Mrs. Howard Miss
Tiff, Miss Mary Alice Coyner Miss Edith
Conner, Mr.. Arnold f. Spencer, Miss Meta
Tucker, the philharmonic Club, DR.. w. M
al loo ruiQ (Nl1ty Mr. III
mer van VIE, Mr.. W. NJ Aydelotte, Mr.
Charles Ebert, Mr.. Joseph Sweeny, Mrs.
Lena Loyyeejoy Howard. Mrs Edward G..
Simpson, Miss Winnie Scotch. Mr. Charles
Green and Mr.. Frederick Powell.
The First Presbyterian Church will have
q Seryice OF song this evening, with the
f9Pll rayerg ,b programme msg6 ca
c; +. Hansen; 'Benedictus'' in F,
P ptdt M, Mrs d. p ,G Cook Miss Grace
Elstun; hymn No. 1872, Praise the Savior"
German melody, Forever with the Lord,
Gounod, Mr.. Frank N. Taylor; trio, Now
Mrs. Cook, Miss uAkass, Mr.. Meek; hymn
organ offeTtoTy. The Last Chord, sun,
Biedermann, quartet; violin solo. Souvenir
oil Haydn, Leonard, Mr.. George Fl. Brad
ford ford hymn No f1 MoE Let Our Souls
tet; postlude Thanksgiving Hymn" Cal
kin, Mrs c. f. Hansen.
The Marien String Quartet, of Cincinnati
will give a concert of chamber music
Wednesday afternoon at the Matinee Musi-
Gale. In the evening the same organization
which will be open to the public The
quartet includes Mr.. Jose Marien. violin
Mr.. George Dasch, violin; Mr.. Richard
Schliewen, viola. and Mr.. Limo MattioH
cello. Mr.. Schlewen is we'll known in this
city. The musicians are among the best in
Cincinnati and they have attained a high
reputation for their fine performances. The
programme for the evening will be:
Quartet in b fiat, Op Is, No. g.. Beethoven
"Melodie Observation-Disclosures. .Pergolese
"Chauson Napolitaine" ...............C asella
Mr.. Mattoli
Quartet in minor. Karl Won Dittersdorf
"Reverie'' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LANCER
"Gavotte" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Bach
Mr.. Marien.
Quartet in D minor, op. POsth. Schubert