Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-14
MUSIC NOTES.

Mrs. Grace PorterdeId Polk, composer
and pianist Of Greenwood, announces TO
Indiana musicians two scholarships, the
Oscar Saenger and the De Paw Uni
versftv. The former means a course Of
study with Mr.. Saenger in repertoire and
interpretation, and the opportunity TO go
to Chicago and enter contest, the
winner to have five weeks of private les
sons with Mr.. Saenger in the chicago
Musical College. Contestants for the
scholarship will be heard in the Polk
Memorial Building in Greenwood. They
NAV choose their own numbers, one aria
and one song from memory. On June 2S
Mr.. Saenger Will come with two other
Judges and enter the contest there.
The De PAW scholarship is for two
wear course in the school Of music OF the
university and is for members Of the
Junior music clubs of the federation
graduating from commissioned high
schools IN Indiana. The course covers
work in history Of music, theory and
composition. Those interested or wish
ing 10 enter the contest may obtain any
information concerning the details
through Mrs. Polk, Greenwood. and en-
tries must be made before May 70.
Miss Ida Sweenie, teacher Of voice, and
in the Metropolitan School Of Music, viii
present their advanced pupils In a re-
cital Thursday evening of this week. The
nublie Is invited. Pianists on the pro-
gram viii be Esther Fuehring, Hilda
Kreft. Catherine Stafford, Harriet Hofer
Lucille Roth, Edith Hubbard, Esther
Fberhardt. Frances Olsen, Hazel Usher,
Ruth MacDougan and Nina Blackmore-
Voice pupils win be Maude Duncan,
Zelma Flora, Mary May, Grace Martin
dale, Pauline Wilson. Jane Becker, Fran
ees Parsons, Jewel Wilson, Macy Fessler,
Roberta Maxwell and Mrs. R. P. LOpp.
Mrs. C. A. Brockway viii be the accom-
PIANIST.
American Music" will be featured in
The program to be given by the Orion
Trio in the Art Institute Sunday after
noon. under the auspices Of the park and
school boards. The program will include
an an Elizabethian Garden" tKramer),
"Silhouettes" Henry Hadley), Suite In
A" CHoratio Parker), Landing Of the
Pilgrims" Edward Bailey Birgel, ITO
a Water Lily" (AIacDowell), THE Spray"
r(Cecil Burleigh), Deep River" Oh I.
BurIeigh) AID From the Canebrake"
(Gardner). The recital will be opened at
$50 o'clock.
teacher Of violin in the Metropolitan
School Of Music, will give a recital Of his
advanced pupils Assisting on the pro-
gram will be Maxine Moore, soprano,
pupil of Edward Nell. and Helen En-
inert, pianist, pupil Of Miss Helen Quigg.
A play, 1.-THE Going of the White Swan"
dramatized by Arthur Beriault, from Sir
Gilbert Parker's story by that name, will
be given under Mr.. Beriault's direction
The cast will be: Chester Lafferty, John
Hoffman, Julia NTcIIale and Charles VIII
nams. viOlinists on the program will be
Gunivere Gibson, Lois Axline, Harriet
Gaddis, Jane ROutzOng, Sarah Rothbard,
Aileen Riley. Maxinee Moore, Helen
Koehne, Pauline Hedges, Lorinda Cot
tingham. Alice Lacy, Evan GeOrgieff. Miss
Lucille Lockman viii be the accompanist
The Indianapolis Maennerchor viii pre-
sent Miss Frieda Klink, mezzo- eontralto
Of New York, formerly Of indianapolis.
In recital, Friday evening. in the Acad-
envy Of Music. Miss Klink needs no in
PRODUCTION to local folk as she has ap-
peared in concert work a number Of times
In the city, with decided success.