The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-06
Music Notes

Bernardo Olshansky. baritone, as
sisted by Agnes PringIe, violinist, and
Josef Martin, pianist, viii give a
concert tonight under auspices of The
Joseph r Gordon Relief Corps, No.
43. at Houenbeck Hall. The first con-
cert was given last night before a
large audience.
The following program will be given
tonight:
Love Ne or Not .-.-.--..--....S e,chi
Now Like a Lantern -----.-- Kramer
Bernard Oishansky.
Finale. From r ibe Etudes SYM y'r li HI
pnonlques ------.-----.-. Scnumann
Bernard Olshansky-.
Miss Prin-Ie
In the Falling. Snow ...- Kathleen Clarke
Boats Of Nine" -...-.--..-. Anne Miller
'-rhe SiEht Wind .-...------.. Farley
Autumn -.-.-.-...-.-...-...- Ethelbert NevIn
old English Drinking song .-. Woodnlan
Bernard Olshansky.
Etude .---.---- -------.-- Are1sZy
Romance N F-.-.----.---- TschalSovslzy
Marche MllIltaIrc ------.-- Schubert-TausI
Chanson Iudoue Rimsiy- KorsaEoff- Kreisler.
Miss PrIuzle
You IN a Condos" ------- Robert Clarke
r To- To- - % % 20
pale Moon Observation-Disclosures. Logan
Bernard olshansby.
Indianapolis will be the first middle
western city TO near New York
sensation when 1Iieczyslaw Num- ap-
pears here Jan. 10 at the Nurat The
alter for the Indianapolis Matinee NIu-
sicale.
Num- IS a Polish artist who came
from his homo country last fall. The
Poles Of New York financed his debut
Oct. 20 in Aeolian Hall in New York
City. II is said that PadereswE1 in
PRODUCED him at a private recital as
his successor He is y years old and
has been a pupil Of Bousoni in Be-
lin.
His first concert in New York was
so unusually successful that he has
had three other dabuts in Aeo1ian
Hall to accommodate the crowds. He
will be heard here al + o'clock in the
afternoon at the recital which was
to have been given by Serge Prolofef
Mr.. Prolofief has been detained in
Europe to complete arrangements for
an opera to be presented soon in
Paris.
The Indianapolis Maeunerchor viii
present Ernest Hutcheson, pianist,
and Samuel Gardner. violinist, in a
Joint recital Sunday afternoon. Jan.
Il Hutchinson was born in Mel
bourne. Australia. and has studied for
q number of years in Europe. After
successful tours Of the United States
and Europe he has appeared as So
lcist with the New York. Boston. De
troit, Chicago. Cincinnati and Phila-
deiphia Symphony Orchestras. sam
ueI Gardner's reputation and training
were obtained in the United States.
Although born in Russia. he came as
= little boy TO America and has stud
led under Felix Winternitz Of Bos-
ton and Frank Kneisel and Percy
Goetchius in New York.
Students Of the Metropolitan School
Of Music will give a recital and play
next Saturday afternoon at o'clock
IN the Odeon. The public is invited
to attend. Taking part on the pro
gram VIII be: Elizabeth Whetseu,
Jeanne Allen, Park Newton. Dorothy
Ryker, Dale W. Young, Virginia
Stout. Catherine Stafford. Helen
Koehne. Mary Elizabeth Goodwin, JO-
sephine Fitch Ruth Stockton. lowell
Love, Charles kruse. -,+v hdolyn
Schort, Thelma krentler. Nrs- W. II.
Day, Irma Roller, Beulah TAackwith
Alma Miller, Georgianna 2cg6weu. A
Wayne Holeman. Anita |randell, Earl
Boyer and Mary Ellen Galbraith.
A scene from school for Scandal"
will be given by Dolores Snyder and
Chester Lafferty.