The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-10
Music
GADSkI RECITAL,

GADskI RECITAL.
The following is the program Ma
dame Gadski will present at the Colise-
UNI, October Goth:
Part |.
Old English and French songs
My Mother Bids Me Bind Ny Hair"
-. 49, -. -. ......... Haydn
when the Roses Bloom" .Reichardt
"Nenuet d. Exaudet Venez Agreeable
Printemps." ......... 18th Century
"Phillis Hath Such Charming
Graces," Youna
THE Lass With the Delicate Air..
.ATuC
Part u.
"Ungeduld," ............... Schubert
Inc Message 800. ....... .branms
With . Water Lily" ......... .Greig
The Swan Bent Low" -. Mcdowell
Bird Raptures,' :. Edwin Schneider
"Zueignung," ....... Richard Strauss
Part III.
"Traume"
-Liebestod from Tristan and Isolde"
49,. 80. 80. .. ...... :. Wagner
Mr.. Edwin Schneider. Madame Cad
skis accompanied. will appear In sev.
eral piano numbers.
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WILL BRING MUSICIANS HERE.
Loudon Charlton, the New York
manager Of the big operate stars and
other superior musical attractions,
will, If the series of artists recitals he
is attempting to arrange for resenta-
ton in the Coliseum here during the
tutumn and winter. through the man
agement Of Mr.. Edward Taylor. IL a
success, bring further musical attrac
tons to this city next season. In
bringing to Richmond Madame Gadski
on October twentieth, Lerner on De
cember thirteenth and Bispham on jan
uary 10Th, an opportunity Is given the
residents of Richmond to hear three
Of the most noted musicians of the day
in their own town. The season tick
cts have been put at such > low figure
in order that everyone so desiring
may have the chance to take advantage
of the presence of these celebrities in
their own city to hear and see them.
A0 SIdIOu AIOIu Tue UC8tuuIh6s ~ tHS
subscription list Is not sufficient by
the end of this week, the whole series
will be declared off. All those desir-
ing and intending to take season tick
cts should communicate this week with
Mr.. Edward Taylor. either personally,
or through the notices sent out.
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SPECIAL MUSIC.
Special music will be rendered to-
day at the First Methodist church by
the choir under the direction of Mrs.
Grace German.
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MAY FESTIVAL CHORUS.
Music lovers in this city seem de-
lighted to learn that Richmond is to
have a May festival this year. The
large chorus under the direction of
Prof. Will Earhart will be composed
of members of the May festivals form
erly held here. No doubt the affair
will prove very successful.
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MISS TAYLOR HERE.
Miss Bertha Taylor who attends the
Indianapolis Conservatory OF Music
has been spending few days here
the guest Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Taylor.
TO CINCINNATI.
Miss Bertha Carver will return to
Cincinnati today after few days visit
with her parents in this city Miss
Carver and Miss Marie Kaufman are
the Cincinnati Conservatory
of Music.
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CLASSES ORGANIZED.
The chorus and orchestra classes
at the College of Music. Cincinnati.
were organized Wednesday and Thurs
day and rehearsals for the first con-
cert began Immediately. Both bodies
have been strengthened by the infu-
sion Of new material. and considerable
was noticeable at the first
meetings. The chorus has taken up
Two newly arranged works of Mr.
Saar. director. Der Nussbaum,"
Schumann-Sarr. and An die Musk"
W ONuuuCiJ OlEoC-
tor Of the orchestra. offered to his
charge for sight reading Delibes'
suite. Sylvia" New works will be
studied At the next rehearsals and an
attractive program may be expected
1t the first public event In Music Hall
10 which music lovers will be invited.
Musical Courier.
Miss Ruth Peltx who attends the
College Of Music is spending Sunday
With her parents Mr.. and Mrs John
8. Peltx OF North Ninth street.
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WAS SololST.
Mr.. Leroy Lacey was the soloist at
the Woodworth-Mott wedding, which
vas celebrated Wednesday evening of
the past week at the home of the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Abbott Mott, North Eleventh street,
Very slippery. the door" remarked
young man as the hand played a
popular waltz. Its jolly hard 70 keen