The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-04-15
Easter Carols - Ring. Happy Easter
Bells"..........F. A Wales
.sShine O Sun'...........

Easter Carols = Ring, Happy Easter
Bells'.........F. A Wales
'Shine o Sun"............
~..Arthur p. Preston
| Anthem-"Now, on the First Day OF the
Week".....--. Lansing
! Enthusiastically the Birds Are Sing
ing ..............J Wallace Goodrich
Quartet-"The Lord Is Risen''..A. Sullivan
Children's Chorus-"Hark, while Mer-
Solo-"Easter Dawn"......R. II. Woodman
Miss Agnes Herd.
Anthem-"As 1t Began to Dawn
Marin
Evening Service at 7:3o.-
| Organ Solo-"Processional Fantasia.
vincent
Carol-"Easter Bells"..........F A. Wales
Professional "Alleluia Easter Hymn
p. Gerard
Anthem-"As 1t Began to DAWN.
G Martin
| Children's Chorus-"Hark. while Merrily
on the Air'.......... Frank NJ. Shepperd
Quartet-"A Song for EASTERN. III. Allen
Enthusiastically the Birds Are Sing
W. Goourlch
Solo-"Rejoice, the Lord is King.
Arthur p. Preston
Mr.. B. Frank Croxton.
| Anthem-"Awake, Awake"......H. L.. Case
Organ-"March Jubilante" Alex. Guilmant
The solo quartet is composed of Miss
Mayme Kirby, soprano; Miss Agnes Herd.
| alto; Mr.. Charles ]. w. Parker. tenor, and
Mrs. b. Frank Croxton, bass. chorus ana
children's choir of one hundred voices. Mr..
Arthur p. Preston is organist and director.
Musical Notes and Gossip.
Mr.. Franz Bellinger has removed his
| School of Music to $50 North Meridian
street.
The Sozialistischer Saengerbund, a South
Side singing society, will give an enter
tainment this evening at Columbia Hail.
The annual convention of the Music
Teachers National Association of America
will be held in Des Moines. Ia, the third
week of June.
Mr.. Catalano, concert master of the
Fletcher-place orchestra, will play the IA
nous air for C string by Bach, with cello
obligato by MIR. Edwin Igelmann, this aft
ernoon.
Miss Lula A. Fisher will take the place
of Mrs. Ella B. Hit in to-day's musical
programme at Plymouth Church. Mrs.
HIT will sing at Piqua, O., to-day. her
f-.mer home.
Mrs. Charles Schultze. wife of the vet
eran musician and teacher, of this city,
has gone to New York to visit her son,
Karl T.. SchultZe, the chief comic cartoon
list Of the New York Herald.
Mr.. Arthur Duell Gates, basso of the
Central Christian Church quartet, has
been called to Utica, N. V, on account of
the serious illness of his father. Mr.. Oliver
w. Isensee will fill the position until his
return.
Miss Bertha Towey, of the indianapolis
Piano College, will give an interesting
programme of piano pieces at her recital
at Baldwin's music parlors on Wednesday
evening. She will be assisted by Mr.. Lutz,
violinist, of Decatur, Ill.
The Pierce String Quartet, composed of
Mr.. Burt Neuland Pierce, first violin: Mrs.
Minnie Pierce, second violin; Mr.. II. Kiser,
viola, and Mr.. Ole Saler, cello, has been
reorganized and will begin the rehearsing
of standa quartets this week.
"Music Teaching and Current Educational
Thought" and 1.-THE Formal Side of Music
Study are the two leading theoretical
articles in the April number of School
Music, published by Miss Helen M. Place,
of this city. They form a valuable acquisi-
ton to current music literature.
Ernest Dohnanyi. the twenty-two-year-
old Hungarian pianist whose appearance
with the Boston Symphony Orchestra on
the 18th ult.-when he was honored with
nine encore calls-was the Eastern event
for March. will return to Europe on the LIST
of May. He will be one of the stars for
next season, however.
Rubenstein's remarkable octet in d mi
nor, Opus 8, for piano, string quartet, flute,
clarinet and horn, was heard for the first
time in this country in Boston on last
Monday. 1t was performed by Nine. Made
line Schiller. pianist. the Adamowski string
quartet and three member of the Boston
Symphony Orchestra.
Nine. Emma Calve has declared that at
the end of her New York engagement next
week she will be compelled to forever
abandon the operate stage on account of
falling health. The excitement incident to
the labors of an artist has brought on
an affection of the heart that has been
diagnosed as fatal unless Nine. CaIve gives
up her art.
Ernest Won Schuch, the principal con-
ductor of the Royal Opera House at Dres-
den, who was brought to this country by
Mr.. Maurice Grau. made his debut at the
Metropolitan. Opera House last week. IN
der his baton the orchestra played with
spirited effect and his directions of the
operate Accomplishments ELECTED praise
from the critics.
The pupils of Miss Ola Del Cameron,
of the Metropolitan School OF Music, will
give an elocution recital tomorrow even
ing. Those assisting are Misses Margaret
Schover, Jessie Breadhaft. Ruth Stacy.
Mamie Deffoux, Frances Keaugh, Rose
mary Brennan. Elizabeth Fletcher. FAY
sherman. Lucy Guthrie. Edith Fulmer.
Edith Topp, Sadie Sheerin, Mrs. Laura
Cameron-Stephenson and Master Guy Gar
field.
The next concert of the Musikverein will
be given on Tuesday evening. April "A. The
cperatic numbers. which are to be the dis
tinguishing features of the concert, win
consist OF selections from Faust" Gounod;
sFidelfo.s Beethoven: sLucia." Donf.ettf
n "A Night In Gr1nada," KreutWT. to
Be given By Q eoxtet and male and mixed
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