The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-05-20

bers of the Symphony Orchestra, Karl
Schneider. director:
chorus-"o Come Let Us Worship.
from ssth Psalm....-:;;..F Mend a
Miss Eirna igeImann.
chorus.Daughters of zlon;r from
Tenor ' aoloMy Redeemer fr @n1S The
Mr.. II. 7. Mercer.
Ladies chorus-''The Lord Is Ny Shep,
chorus-aGioria'; .... Pergolesi
Prelude for strings and organ;;;,; ;; l;:.,e
Duet-'My Faith Looks Up to Thee;
Mrs Williams and Miss Brumbaugh.
Chorus-From ''Stabat Mater" $500.
Psalm ii. for alto. string quintet and
organ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Max Spicker
Miss Josephine Hyde
"Hallelujah." from mount of Olives.
.............-............L. Beethoven
Most persons familiar with tne poem
Sweet and Low" by Tennyson. and the
pretty lyric There. Little Girl. Don't Cry"
The above have just been set to music by
Clarence Forsythe, the Indianapolis teach
him to Mrs. Morris Black, formerly of this
city, who, 1t will be remembered, sang them
at her last recital at the Propylaeum under
the auspices of the Ladies' Matinee Musi-
Gale. The music is rhythmical and peculiar
ly adapted to the text. They will prove
equally pleasing parlor ballads or on a
concert programme.
M. Barclay Walker is working on some
new songs which he expects to publish
shortly. a prominent New York theatre
cal manager has become greatly interested
in Mr.. Walkers, opera and it may be safe
lf said that Minister Extraordinary" will
be one or the attractions in New York
theatrical circles the coming season. Mr..
Walker expects to go East in a few days
to complete negotiations. which are now
pending.
male quartet has been organized for
church and concert work. The quartet has
been engaged at the College-avenue Bap-
list Church for the present. The quartet
will be known as the albion Male Quar-
tet." The members are: Mr.. julius Burk-
hart, first tenor; Mr.. Lewis Schaeffer, Sec
ond tenor; Mr.. w. c. Smock, first bass;
Mr.. Max Leckner has organized a normal
class for young piano teachers which will
cants have joined the class, which will
prove not only interesting, but very bene-
fetal. Mr.. Leckner is a man of wide expe-
rience as a teacher and is qualified in every
way to carry on this work.
Miss Adna Dice of Charlottesville, who
has held a position as solo alto at the
| First Presbyterian Church for the last two
years, has resigned and accepted posi-
| ton for the summer as soloist at the New
York Chautauqua. The music is under the
| able leadership Of w. v. Flagler, the we'll
known organist.
| An oratorio song service will be given at
| the Second Presbyterian Church service
| this evening. The vocal numbers embrace
| selections from Rossini, Mendelssohn and
| Haydn. The instrumental selections in
clude prelude "Elizabeths Prayer" Wag-
ner postlude and March Triomphile aida"
| A good musical programme has been ar
ranged for the commencement exercises of
the Law School. which will take place
| Wednesday evening at the Grand Opera
| House. Miss Lulu A. Fisher and Mr.. Louis
| j. Dochez will sing solos and duets. Mr.
Joseph Joiner will be the accompanist.
The recital Of the Students Musical and
Dramatic League, which was given on Fri
day evening at Plymouth Church, is the
last one the teachers will undertake this
season. They will be resumed, however, in
| the early fall. They are productive of much
benefit, especially for the pupils.
| The concert which was to have been CIV
| en- on Tuesday evening at Plymouth Church
| by the pupils OF school No. g. under the
| direction of Mr.. p. w. Dykema, has been
| postponed owing to the illness of Mr.. Dy-
kema. 1t will probably take place in a week
or ten days.
| There will be musicale at the Childrens
| Orphans Home Saturday afternoon and
evening, May &C. Interesting programmes
| have been arranged. Harris Orchestra will
| furnish the promenade music, which will
| be interspersed with other musical num-
| bers.
Mr.. Arthur Duell Gates will resume his
| place in the quartet at the Central Chris
tan Church this morning. Mr.. Gates has
i decided to remain in Indianapolis and will
continue as basso at the church.
Prof. George NJ. Hebble, of this city, will
| assist at the dedication of the new pipe or
gan at Guardian Angel Church. in Cedar
| Grove, Ind, this afternoon. Professor
Hebble will play several numbers.
Miss Josephine Hyde has returned from
| Michigan City, where she has been visiting,
| and will resume her place in the quartet
at Mayfiower Church this morning.
Mr.. Arthur Preston, organist of the First
Baptist Church, will give an organ recital
| this evening, fifteen minutes before the
/ regular service.
Mr.. Clifford Tyler has returned to the
| city and will resume his place in the quar-
| tet at Meridian-street NJ Z. Church to-
| day.
Mr. j. Raymond Lynn will sing BE Thou