The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-31
MUSIC

/ MUSIC
The choir of the First Methodist
church will give a song service Sun
day evening. Numbers from the COM
positions of Mendelssohn. the famous
composer, whose one hundredth birth
day anniversary occurs this month.
The public is invited to attend. The
program is
Organ Prelude
(a) Grave"
OBJ 'Adagio"
(c) "Allegro'
From second Sonata. -. Mendelssohn
Mrs. L. c. King
The Lord is Great
By the Choir
But the Lord is Mindful of His Own
From Mendelssohn' Elijah
Mrs. Ray Longnecker
Lift Thine Eyes"
| From Mendelssohn' Elijah
Ladies Trio
20 for the Wings of Dove
From Memberships, Hear My Pray
er.
Mrs. Grace Gormon and Choir
| Offertory, Spring Song" =. =. >. . .
| E. .. :. :. MendelssOhn
| Mrs. King
Il Waited for the Lord"
| From Mendelssohn' Hymn of
| Praise.
Mrs. Kruger, Mrs. Gormon assisted
by a quartet.
20 Trust in Him MendelssOhn
Double Trio-Mrs. Kruger. Mrs
Fred Bartel, Mrs. o. G. Krone. Mrs.
| Gormon, Mrs. LOngnecker and Miss
Ethel Patton.
! Thanks be to Cod
From Mendelssohn Elijah.
| Cholr.
(Postlude, Fuge II. Mendelssohn
| Mrs. King
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The members of the Music, Study
club will have an open meeting on
Wednesday evening in the Starr piano
parlors. Each member will be per
mitted to invite several guests. The
subject of the program will be Men
delssohn.
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A number of the various choirs OF
the city will have special programs OF
Sunday to celebrate the centenary OF
Mendelssohn.
Albert Spalding is now in the west
filling engagements in Chicago and
vicinity.
katherine Goodson played in recita
on the night of January Fifteenth anc
completely captured Los Angeles.
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1t would be quite a commenda blt
thing if the musical organizations Of
this city and their patrons would as
sist local managers in bringing artists
of national reputation here.
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Christine Miller. the contrato O.
Pittsburgh, Pa, has established thu
fact that singers need not live in New
York in order to secure the best con
cert engagements. Miss Miller il
called to all parts of the United
States and Canada to sing in concer
and oratorio.
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1t is not often that an artist is re
engaged by society the same season
but Pearl Benedict's success in The
Messiah with the Handel and Hady1
Society of Biston, gave SO much salts
faction that her manager, Mr.. Ander
son, was able to secure another ell
gagement for her to sing the Re
demption" with this society April
eleventh.
David Shooter Of Rochester, N. Y,
| thirteen year old pianist, has played
with much success in his own city ant
other towns in Western New York
Master Shooter studied under Mr.. viii
liams and later took lessons from Fer
dinand Vianelli. formerly of the Con
servatory of Music at Naples. Italy
The young artist is but thirteen. and i
is claimed that it is him youth alon'
> that prevents him from making a tour
He has big repertors. and has recent
ly composed serenata.
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At the Washington meeting of tn,
Music Teachers National Association
the president. Waldo S. Pratt. said tina
some years ago. in doing work for on
of the dictionaries he had to conside
the number of words in English us
pertaining technically to music
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A delightful musical event in In
> dianapolis Thursday evening of las
week was the concert given at the Eng
lish opera house by the Boston Sym
phony Orchestra. Max Fielder wa
the conductor. The program was:
Beethoven. Overture. . e. .Egmon
iTschaikowsky. symphony. .Patheti
Bruch. Concerto for iolin No. L.. -.
Wagner. Overture to Tannhause
= Soloist. Prof. Wiley Hess.