South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
Music EUentS

playing the accompan az per-
lection. the result was. 81 course.
electric. The words are delightful
and the music is clear and beauti-
full"
Miss Maude Beyler. soprano. Of
the McHenry school o. singing IN
South Bend viii assist in the first
program OF The Little symphony
orchestra which was recently organ
lied at Nappanee. Ind by some OF
the prominent musicians OF Mar
panee and Bremen. Mrs. Harley
Rickert OF Nappanee will act as ac-
companist FOR Miss Beyler, The
opening concert IS 20 be given Fri
day evening. June 2. under the aus
pices OF the junior class or the Nap
panee High school.
G. Juday OF Bremen Is acting as
concertmaster and conductor OF the
new musical organization and James
p. Tharp OF Nappanee is its bust
ness manager. Following is the pro-
gram for the first concert which Will
be followed from time 70 time by
others Of a similar character 20 the
music lovers OF both communities
represented:
PART !.
l. March-"Kaiser Federic-. Casl
Friedman ..............O p. So
?. ca "Anitra's Dance. from Peer
Gynt Suite. F Grieg ......Op. as.
OBJ "Pizzicati" from the Ballet
sylvia ...........L Leo Deiibes
Soprano Solo, Miss Beyier
Ca) From the Land OF the Sky
Blue Water" .......... Cadman.
OBJ "Lo- Hear tie Gentle Lark
..........-..... Bishop.
4 Overture-"Jolly Robbers" .....
Observation-Disclosures. +. Won Suppe.
Maestoso-Allegretto-L' -istes-
so-Nivace.
PART II.
Two Fox Trots-
ca "Teasin Carlton and Biese
OBJ "Yoo-Hos'' .......Al. Jolson
s. Irish Overture Sons Of Erin" ...
......... Arr. by Macl1ie- Beyer
Come Back 20 Erin" lis the
Last Rose OF Summer" The
Wearing Of the Green" "Oft In
the Silly Night" Kerry Dance"
"Cruiskeen Lawn" Kathleen
Mavourneen." st Fatricks
Day" Mol Roone."
T. Soprano solo Under the May.
Moon ...-....... Selisu
Miss Beyler.
s. Patriotic Overture ...........
..... Arr. by A S. Bowman.
One OF the outstanding events in
local musical circles during the last
week was the recital given Thursday
evening in the Rotary room Of the
Oliver hotel by Miss Lilly NARROW
Mohn. coloratura soprano. assisted
by Miss Dora Hershenow pianist.
Miss Mohn who is an artist student
Of Edoard Sacerdote, displayed
finesse in technique and a general
brilliancy in her renditions which
more than pleased the audience or
musical enthusiasts who heard the
concert. Miss Hershenow's musi-
cianly performance In the piano
numbers which supplemented the
yocalist's selections likewise won for
her the hearty applause of those
present. Miss Maude Weber ably
performed the duties Of accompanist
for Miss Mohn.
a large concourse Of music lovers
as we'll as OF patrons Of the South
Bend schools will no doubt be pres
ent at the concert in which all the
orchestras in the public schools OF
the city Will take part in the high
school auditorium at s o'clock We'd
nesday evening. May 81. Although
IL is only in the last three years that
orchestra work has been introduced
in the grade schools as well as the
high schools, much progress has
been made; and the coming concert
Sill thus prove one OF unusual in
terest 10 those who are interested in
seeing a greater interest in music
inculcated in all classes Of the popu-
lation. An attractive group OF Sc
lections has been arranged for We'd
nesday evenings entertainment
Owners Of radio instruments in
South Bend and vicinity have re-
Gently been privileged in hearing
programs by some of the best-known
local musical artists and organiza-
tiOns Among the well-known muSi-
clans and musical groups which have
taken part during the last week in
the concerts which are sent out
nightly from the local wireless
broadcasting station located at the
Y. NJ c. A are Mrs. Beatrice Fltz-
patrick, soprano; Hal G. Van Aiken
violinist. o. ] Goffney. pianist; Dr.
II. X Robson, pianist; Minard F.
Rose baritone: Mrs Louise s. Bryan.
contrsIto; Mrs. G. A. Farabaugh.
pianist the Notre Dame Saxophone
club. and the Marquette quartet. Of
Mishawaka