The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-06-17
LOCAL MUSICAL WORLD
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF INTEREST IN
THE HARMONY LINE.
Music at Many of the Churches To-day
Late Theatrical Gossip
of Interest.

Miss Theresina Wagner will give a recital
before the I. NJ T. A in Columbus, Ind.
June IS
Mr. Christian oelschIagel has opened a
summer college at his country home in
Spicelandr Ind
Mr. ]. Raymond Lynn will sing the Of
fertory solo at the Central Christian
Church this morning.
Mrs. Edith McCarty. assisted by her pu-
pills, will give a concert at Center, Ind,
Friday evening of this week.
Mr.. Frank n. Taylor will sing at Is
Enough" Mendelssohn, at the chapel serv-
tees at Butler College this afternoon.
An elaborate programme will be played
by the Indianapolis Military Band this
afternoon and evening at Fairview Park.
Miss Helen Kirkland, contralto. of New
York city. will sing "Abide with Me-" by
De Koven, for the offertory at Christ
Church this morning.
Miss Lulu A. Fisher is temporarily sing
ing at St PauPs Church. owing TO the alb
Il
will sing the offertory this morning.
The following selection will be played by
the FIetcher-place Sunday school Associa-
tions this afternoon: Poet and Peasant
overture. Suppe; WAR Song of the Boys ip
Blue" Bernard.
The Montani orchestra, under the direc-
tion of Guy Montana. will render two pro-
grammes at Broad Ripple Park this after
noon and evening. Afternoon concert from
to and the evening concert from TO g.
Mr.. Jaroslaw de Zielincki, the well-known
teacher, composer and writer of musical
literature, will be in the city next week
en- route to Columbus. Ind. where he will
give a recital. While here Mr.. De Zielin-
ski will be the guest of Miss Ida Sweenie
who was his associate and co-worker be-
fore she removed 10 this city. Mr.. DE
Zielinsd is thorough musician. and has
large following in the East
To-day commentaries the birth OF
Charles Francois Gounod, who was born
in Paris June II, 1918. His most noted
works are the two operas Faust and
Romeo and Juliet" his "Messe Solen-
nelle," written in 1872, and The Redemp-
ton" written forty years later Tuesday.
Of Ludwig Stark. who. with Siegmund Le-
bert. wrote the welI-known Lebert and
Stark instruction book. Stark was born
June 10. 1881, at Munich Another noted
person whose birth is celebrated is Jacques
Ofenbach, the creator of French burlesque
opera. born at Cologne June 81. 1919. His
hedt Mo16 is The Grand Duchess Which
as having been produced by the Lillian
Russell Opera Company some few years
ago.
There will be a song service at the First
English Lutheran Church this evening,
given by the chorus choir of twenty voices.
under the direction of Mr.. William f.
wocher. assisted by Mrs. Danforth Brown
and Miss Myrtle Hart, as follows:
Organ voluntary offerty ...B atiste
Harp solo. melody. .Oberthur
Soprano solo: by the Waters of
II Waited for the Lord $500. Mendelssohn
Organ. Chant Seraphique" .Guilmant
Harp solo, Romance .Chuecker
Lead. Kindly Light" Schneider
organ. ''TriumphaI March .......... Buck
Quartet: Miss English, soprano: Miss
Criley. alto. Mr.. Wocher, tenor. and Mr..
Geiger, bass.
The last song service of the season will
be given this evening at the First Bap-
list Church. The quartet will be assisted
by chorus choir of fifty voices under the
leadership of Mr.. Arthur p. Preston. The
programmes:
Organ solo. Grand Offertoire'' in G.
H j. Brooks.
Professional anthem ......................
........-.''F'ron Egypt's Bondage Came"
A Page.
Anthem. 30 Praise Con in His Holiness
DIR; Clarke Whitfield.
]. c. Macy.
Contralto solo. Lead us Gently
Porter.
OnertOry-Organ- ......................' Elegy''
Ed II. Lemare.
Anthem. Babylon Is Fallen
II. L. Case
Organ.... Grand Triumphant March
Dubois.
The commencement exercises of the In
dianapolis Conservatory of Music will be
held at Baldwin's music rooms Tuesday
evening of this week. The programme for
the performance is as follows:
Piano, senate. ID major a hands,. .. .Bohm
Miss Bonnie Sharp and Miss Helen Sour
wine.
Vocal duet, 1.-The Angel ..... .Rubinstein
Miss Dora Smith and Miss Ada Wheeler.
Piano and violin, sOnatine OPP. z, No. B..
--.--.....-..-.--..-..-.-.- JokiSch
Miss Grin Pearson and Miss Myrtle Ander-
son.
Piano, waltz. c sharp minor. .Jungmann
Miss Helen Sourwine.
Recitation. THE Minister'S Black Nance
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Pauline Phelps
Miss Alma Pierson.
Piano, polonaise, + fiat major. .Merkel
Miss NJ. Mabel Mckee.
Song. Magic Song $500. .Mey er-HelmunJ
Miss Jennie Carson.
Violin. concerto, No Z. OPP. 9 cd and Sd
movements) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rode
Miss Myrtle Anderson.
Piano--a, bolero OPP. u. No. s.. .Moszkowski
b, Polonaise Op. 26. No. L. Chopin
Miss Aurora Wittebort.
Song, my AlY' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Bohm
Miss Ella Bruner.
Violin. concerto. OPP. 50. No. 5 Qst move
Miss Lucille Billingsley.
Recitation, "Auntie's Doleful Visit" .......
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mary K Dallas
Mrs. 5. r. Artman.
Piano. concerto ID minor Qst movemenD,
cadenza by Reinecke; orchestral parts
on second piano .-....--..-.......... mozart
Miss Nellie Duffee.
Violin, Zigeunerweisen, OPP. 20..............
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Pablo de Sarasate
Mr.. Burt Neulon Pierce.
Piano, capriccioso Op. 96..-.... .Mendelssohn
Miss Eugene V. Scorgie.
The following interesting series of pro-
.~~or,~,os rov bean orrouOad hx- The A,,,a-