The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-22
JUNIORS MAY TAKE
PART IN RICHMOND'S
Big MUSICAL GAME

How many songs and instrument
al pieces of music can you recog-
nize? How many can you name?
A big game for everybody in the
city of Richmond will begin next
week, and it will include a great
many boys and girls and the idea
of the game is to see how many
people can recognize a certain num-
| Der of musical selections. rms
game or contest will last six weeks.
Each day for four days Of each OF
the six weeks, new piece will be
played or sung in many places IN
the city, in the schools, IN Earlham
college, in the theatres and in the
factories, which will be named and
, interpreted, that is enough VIII De
told about that selection to make
it's listeners understand what KIND
of a piece it is and who wrote 1t
and when it was written. On FIJI
day and Saturday of each week, the
four pieces studied during the
week will be reviewed.
At the end of the six weeks,
concert will be held when all the
selections will be played without
being named. The people VINO
hear them and who have taken part
in the big game, will then write
down what he thinks is the name
of the piece and of the composer or
it. Prizes will be awarded to those
who can name the greatest number
of selections correctly.
The game will be played by the
bows and girls in the schools DeSin-
ming with those in the fifth grade,
and will here be in charge of Miss
Juliet Nusbaum, assistant 10 ffol'
]. E. Maddy, supervisor OF music III
the public schools.
May Make Scrapbooks.
Many of the boys and girls and
grownups who will take part In
this game will make scrapbooks.
What is more fun than to get out
pair of scissors, bottle OF paste,
brush and a pencil, some cut-out
stories or pictures and paste them
in the order and arrangement we
like best in a book. 1t is lots or
run and nearly everybody likes TO
make them.
Each boy and girl may make
scrapbook or all the children in a
room at school may make one to-
gether. Clippings about the selec-
ton from the newspapers, or stories
about the composer or his picture,
or pictures which are in subject
like the subject of the selection
may go into the book. No limit is
set on what may be used, one may
use anything he likes in his book
providing it concerns the selection
and its composer.
Try it! 1t will be great deal OF
fun and very interesting and at the
end you will have a worth while
book about great men who wrote
music and about the music they
wrote.
Miss Florence Williams, supervls-
or of art in the public schools is
taking special interest in these
scrapbooks and will help the boys
and girls in the public schools to
make attractive books. Prizes VIII
be given for the best scrapbooks.
Weeks Selections Announced.
Monday morning, Oct. "a is the
day when everybody will begin to
play this game. On that morning
the song From the Land OF the
Sky Blue Water" written by Cad
man will be played. Tuesday,
Beethoven's "Minuet in G" will be
listened to; Wednesday, the
"Triumphal March from Aida" by
Verdi; Thursday the "Sextet from
Lucia di Lammermoor" by Doniz-
ETH.
This game will be played by ev-
erybody in Richmond who wishes
to take part in it and the people
who are the leaders of the game
are the officers of the Richmond
Community Service organization at
the head of which is Mr. +. II.
Slocum. Professor Maddy Miss
Juliet Nusbaum, Miss Leila Long
man, Professor Carton, head of the
musical department of Earlham col
lege and many of the people in
Richmond most interested in the
study and the appreciation of music
are interested in this game and are
working to make it just as inter