Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
CONCERT STAR
TO BE HEARD AT
MURAT SUNDAY
Mabel Garrison of MetropOLi.
tan Opera to Appear in
Recital Here.

Mabel Garrison, the concert star com
ing to the Murat Sunday afternoon under
the auspices of the park and school boards
has accomplished a remarkable list OF
successes in various fields of opera re-
cital and oratorio- In the Metropolitan
Opera she now occupies q place second
to none Of the imported celebrities in Mr..
Cali CasaZza's forces and after a glance
over some of the choral. works in which
she has been featured it is apparent thst
this American soprano is a sound must
clan. By many she is conceded to be by
far the most polished and musicianly ex-
ponent of ford song of which the country
can boast. Mr.. Muneker Of the New York
Times, declared last winter that Miss
Garrison's recital IN Carnegie Hall vas
''the most delightful bit Of singing heard
since the golden days Of MARCEL Sem
brich."
Municipal concerts announced by James
II Lowry, superintendent of the park
board for this month include Municipal
symphony orchestra, with Otilie Schil-
leg, soprano, Caleb Mills Hall, wednes-
day night: Harmony Club, opera night
Caleb Mills Hall, Thursday evening
Women's Chorus. presenting John
Quine, Caleb Mills Hall, April 10 !;
Elijah oratorio by Indianapolis Com
munlty chorus, TomIinson Hall, April
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MUSIC NOTES.
Charles f. North, flutist, of the De
troit symphony orchestra was the guest
of L. E. Peck, of the Metropolitan School
Of Music while in the city.
The lincoln Trio. assisted by Miss
Am Vl~ -
man, Harry Calland and Dr. Paul Klee-
man wiz give a miscellaneous program
at the Hotel Lincoln Sunday evening.
Quartette numbers Will include Three
Fishers Went Sailing (Hullah), and
Life Has No Power" (Donizetti). Miss
Schroeder, violinist, will play Minuette'
(Zimbalist). Mr. Calland and DR.. Klee-
man viii sing The Sea- (Wareing) and
THE TroubadOrs'' (Chaminade) Miss
Parkin and DR.. KIeeman will sing
Deep in Your Eyes" and "Stan! Stall -
(Denza). Solos will include the Aria
from Verdis Requiem" Mr.. CaIland +;
''DiO Possente' from Faust and when
Love is Gone" (Speaks). DR.. Kleeman (;
Waters OF Minnetonka" (Lieurance), Miss
Parkin and 'sThe Greatest Miracle Of
All' (Burielghl. Miss Norman. The
instrumental ensemble numbers will be
SelecIlOhs from flgOilettO, Dance OF
the Demoiselles" (FrimD and "MeIodie
in f." (Tchaikeswky).
Advanced students of the College Of
Music and Fine Arts will give a program
at the college hall, Friday evening. Those
who will take part are Blanche Horn
aday, Agnes McKeen. Helen Won WilIer
Nigel Holmes, Mildred Clark. Harry
Lowe, Eleanor Tracy, Georgia Woodgats
and Jessie Forbes
A recital viii be given in the Metro
politan School Of Music, Saturday after
noon. The program will be given by
the following pupils: Rozella Wild,
Audrey Minor, Janet Nogle. Madge l.
Mehring, Martha Hill, Mrs. B. E. Neal.
Frances Boston, Esther Stamm. virginia
Reynolds, Marian Isham, Mary Waters.
Marian Breadheft. Margarine BiIlo. Oc-
tavia Green, Marguerite Giezendanner,
Rose Caplin, Rella Shutterly, Helen
Norman. Hazel Ford, Alice Carter. Helen
Wilson. Dorothy Peterson, Martha Doub.
Martha Kelley, Mildred Campbell, Helen
Kennedy and Julia Wgigens.