The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-27
in THE FIELD OF MUSIC
AMPHION CLUB OFFERS A CONCERT
AT a LOW PRICE.
Asks the Public to Help 1t Pay Its
Debts-Saint-Saens's New Opera
Produced mt Paris.

The Amphion Club asks the public to help
II pay its debts. The club will offer a low
price concert at the German House a week
from tomorrow night. The seats Will be
% cents each and the sale will begin at
Carlin * L.ennox's store next Wednesday.
The AmphiOn Club brought Gabrilowitch,
the pianist, and Baernstein, the baritone, to
this city last season, and when IL came to
balance its accounts ii found that IL was
loser several hundred dollars. The men,
bers have contributed TO the sinking fund
and have planned popular concert, with
the hope OF realizing enough money to pay
of all the clubs indebtedness.
Miss Una Clayson. pianist. Mrs. j. B.
HOltzclaw. and Louis Dochez, baritone, will
be the soloists at the concert. Miss Clayson
played the Grieg A-minor concerto with
the Musikverien Orchestra last season and
gave a programme at the convention of the
State Music Teachers Association at Terre
Haute last summer. She is an instructor
at the Metropolitan School of Music. Mrs
Holtzclaw has been in this city short
time. She was soloist In one OF Chicago's
large churches. Mr.. Dochez is prominent
as soloist at the Amphion Clubs enter
tainments, in the city's churches and at
various concerts
The Amphion Club under the direction
or Alexander ErnestinOn, has worked ear
nestly for solid merit, and hopes to con-
tnue to introduce sOlOists-vOIce and in
strumental-tO this public The programme
Tor the concert Is as follows:
'MoOnrise' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Pache
Amphion Club.
'caDrieio" Mis-: INA ciaS seaFlatti-Taussis
Kentucky Babe ...................... Geible
cold Folks at Home" IVAN der Stucken
Mr.. Dochez and Amphion CLUB.
Mrs. ]. =. Holtzclaw.
Amphion Club
''Sonntagsmorgen auf GliOn" ......... Bendel
Miss ina Ciayson.
'"ThOu'rt Like unto a Flower Albert
Amphion Club.
a., Love Thee Herbert
Mrs. ). b. Holtzclaw.
Mr.. Dochez and Amphion Club.
The pupils of the Metropolitan School of
Music will give a recital at the Propylseum
Nov. II. assisted by Miss Emma Igelmann,
soprano; Miss Jeanette Grouse, pianiste,
and Nathan Davis, yiOlinist.
XXX
The Philharmonic string quartet will give
three concerts this season, the first in De-
cember at the Propylaeum. The quartet
continues to consist of Hugh McGibeny
violin; Rudolf Roster, viola, and Adolf
Schellschmidt, cello.
XXX
The Philharmonic Club will give its first
concert this season at the German House
Dec. 10. Edward Nell. director Of the club,
has engaged Charles w. Clark. baritone.
and Mrs. Edward Treat as solOists for this
concert The principal feature of the pro-
gramme will be MosenthaIs "ThanatOpsis'
with baritone solos.
Nine. Calve was advertised to sing with
the Grau Opera Company in Carmen" one
night last week. but she declined to so on,
saying she had a cold, and Mr.. Grau for
feited 5000. The musicians Of Nashville
were informed that Nine. Calve was not ILL.,
but that she had been angered by her cool
reception at Louisville, where she did not
receive an encore. and determined not to
sing at Nashville, Memphis or Atlanta. The
Grau company was greatly agitated by the
prima donna tempestuous humor she is
sick, said Mr.. Grau. Il say she may be
sick, but / cannot surely tell"
Josef Hofmann, pianist, who will play at
Tomlinson Hall, Jan. 9, will begin his sea-
son on the 18th of next month at Carnegie
Hall, in New York, with the New York
Philharmonic Orchestra. Before Dec. 20 he
will play in twenty-seven concerts and
York Philharmonic and the Boston Sym
phony orchestras in Boston. Philadelphia,
Brooklyn and New York. Later he will
play with the Cincinnati Symphony Or
chestra. His tour will take him as far
West as San Francisco, as far north
Vancouver. British Columbia and as far
South New Orleans.
XXX
Boone Mckee. secretary Of the Indian
apolis Symphony Orchestra, announces
that when the sale of seats for the first
concert, Nov. 25. begins at English's Opera
House the guarantOrs will have the first
chance, during one day, the holders of sea-
son tickets the second and the general pub
lie the third. Five hundred season tickets
will be sold. The musicians of this city
will furnish all but ten of the orchestra's
pieces. The other ten Will come from Gin
cinnati. and will be as follows: A violin, a
cello. a double bass viOl. two bassoons, an
oboe and four French horns.
The programme of music at the services
at the First Baptist Church to-day will be
as follows:
Morning
Professional ....................... FloeIer
Anthem-"Unto Thee. o God, Do We
soloCT Tf Plains of Peace Mrs "Rises
Quartet-"Come Unto Me" NV. Reed
Evening
Anthem-"Sing Alieiuiah Forth ........
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Dudley Buck
S Sn9rtet.;Tbere Is Holy CITY, MI s6e dteS
The Plymouth Church Quartet will give
O concert this evening in the Jewish Tenn
pie at Delaware and Tenth streets. where
the services of Plymouth Church now are
being held The quartet Will be assisted
by Miss Luna Belle Confare contralto and
Miss Benaldine Smith. violinist Follow
ing is the programme:
Quartet-"LOrd OF Heaven ............ Rossi
Trio-"Down by the Living Waters
AT. AldfcdOante
Mrs. Hit and Messrs. Green and Neck
Contralto SODA Dream of Para
disc" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hamilton Gray
Miss Confare. Violin ObigatO by Miss
Smith.
Quartet-'.The Souls of the Righteous
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. WOOdman
Duet-'The Lord is Ny Light" ........ Buck
Mrs. Hit and Mr.. Meek.
Ouartet-'The Radiant Morn Has