Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26


discerning among lovers of the violin by
including numbers from Paganini and
Kreisler, acknowledged masters Of the in
strument and Of composition.
The program follows:
la FOlia" Observation-Disclosures. .Corelh
Vasa Prfhoda.
Arias 80 Paradise" from IL Afri-
cana Giovanni Martinelii.
Concerto in F-Sharp Minor. Ernst
Vasa Prihoda.
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(b) Regret ;:........-.;;;; HahdeFpo poor
'u1 Aour 0iuiie d ( carr Ward.Stephens
Giovanni Martinelli..
g (bl Caprice Vennois" Kreisier
81 (cl Il Palpiti" ..........-.--..P aganlhi
Vasa Prihoda.
ria: una Furtiva Lagrima'" from
"LElister d'Amour -. .Donleztu
Giovanni MartinelH.
The composer Of Alteration" emilio
i: Rioxas), which Martnelli includes in his
rogram will be the -inger's accompan-
It at the concert
Disabled service men viii occupy spe-
al seats in the boxes as guests OF the
american Legion. The proceeds from the
hncert will go to defray the expenses OF
be Americanism meeting to be held In
Indianapolis April ?, for the purpose OF
Z developing higher patriotism in the com
s. unity and to maintain the other lines OF
.srvice conducted by the Marion County
ounciI. J. Frank Cantwel is chairman
- the council.
80 MUSIC NOTES.
%&4he Lincoln Trio will give a special
LET program OF spring music at the
S&&-Al Lincoln Sunday night. Mrs. Louise
|5T<hne, harpist, will assist in the pro-
M; also a vocal quartette composed
FLORENCE Ann Parkin, soprano; Mrs.
z*Bbert Blake, contralto; Paul Kleeman,
sritone. and Harry Calland, tenor, will
<&1g. Instrumental numbers by the trio
~ imposed Of Ella Schroeder, violin;
z&Ansf Humphreys, cello, and Berta Mill
ler-Ruick, piano, will be selections from
apple Blossoms" Enthusiastically,
woodland Echoes" (FrimD, Spring
time" George DRUM, "Poppyland"
tZamecnic), and Cherry Blossoms"
(FrimD. A harp solo will be AT the
Fountain" by Mrs. Koehne Schubert's
'Serenade" will be sung by Mrs. Humph-
reys, soprano, with violin, cello and harp
accompaniment Vocal quartettes viii be
a song cycle, Magic of Spring Waltzes."
Duets will be "a Serenade' (O'Hara)
and Mendelssohn's Spring Song by
Miss Parkin and Mrs. Blake. with harp
accompaniment. Solos will be "Messag es"
Gray, By DIR. Kleeman; Springs q
Lovable Ladye," by Mr. Calland, and
Miss Parkin's solo will be Song OF the
Robin" (Anna Case). A concert is given
each evening by the Lincoln Trio and
Miss Parkin, soprano.
Pasquale Montani. teacher of Italian
harp at the College Of Music and Fine
Arts, has gone to New York City TO at
tend the convention of the National As
ISOLATION Of Harpists. Mr.. Montani will
, play as one member of an ensemble of
sixty celebrated harpists, which will
8unite in rendering Handel's Largo" Mr..
8 Montani viii represent the harpists Of
SIndiana in the convention.
The directors of the Metropolitan
School of Music entertained members of
the faculty at dinner Wednesday evening.
\ A program was given by Miss Lucille
3LOckman, Miss Ruth Murphy, Miss Ida
*Sweenie and Miss Dorothy Haines. Miss
= 4Ockman and Miss Murphy played suite
IN minor by Schuett, for plano and
Fiolin. Miss Sweenie sang "Ah Love But
"a Day" (Beach) and Miss Haines read
IS scene depicting a Ladies Card Party"
=rhe dinner was given in honor of new
eachers who Joined the faculty this year.
Whey are: Pianists Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
&c. Monninger, TuH E. Brown. Miss
81 rieda Heider, Miss Frances Wishard
nd Miss Laura Doefin; damatic depat-
znent, Miss Faye Heller and Miss Helen
6artor; voice department, Miss Lula
Brown; teacher of public school music,
Claude Palmer, and teacher Of compost
zion, Martnus Paulisen.
n Morris Hamilton, cornetist, graduate Of
fthe Metropolitan School of Music under
y Leslie Peck, is completing a season at
Miami, Fla, as soloist with the Arthur
Pryor band Mr.. Hamilton will come
to Indianapolis for a brief visit with his
family before going to New York with
the band for the summer. This is Mr..
HamiltOn's second year with the Pryor
Organization.
u Amherst College musical clubs will
present a concert IN the Riley room
Of the ClaypOOl Hotel on the evening
OF April T. On their annual spring tour
the clubs viii appear also In Springfield,
Buffalo, Cleveland, Chicago, Pittsburgh,
Utica and Lafayette as well as In In
dianapolis.
T'a Glee Club, under the leadership
Of G. P Hall of Brooklyn. recently took
third place In the annual intercollegiate
sing in New York City. Brahms Lula
by and Drake Drum are among the
favorites given by the club. The Mando-
lin Club, directed by D. G. Whitcomb of
Worcester viii give a program Of num-
bers from the late musical comedies to-
gether with classical selections. Special
numbers by an instrumental sextette
win be interpOlated in the program.
Dancing will follow the concert.
Ira Penniman of Ohio has just been
appointed registrar of the Sherwood de-
. partment of the College Of Music and
Fine Arts.
Miss Francesca Nevair, dramatic So
prano, will give a program of French
and italian songs at the dinner concert
in the Rainbow room of the Hotel Sew
erin Sunday evening. The Orion trio,
including Miss Jean OrlOf, violinist; Miss
Geneive Hughel, cellist, and Mrs. Lenora
Coffin, pianist, will give a group of spe-
cial spring numbers. Mrs. Arnold Spen-
Ger, soprano, will assist the trio on
Tuesday and Saturday evenings at the
dinner hour.