The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-07

~ HE first Intime Concert to be
| given by Ona B. Talbot at
0 the Columbia Club will be
given at o'clock next Thursday
afternoon in the ballroom.
Clara Clemens, mezzo soprano;
Louis and Guy Maier, pianists, will
be the artists.
The Intime concerts are some
thing new in the musical life of the
city and they are open not only to
members of the Columbia Club. but
to friends and the public as well.
The program follows:
Re LII It Iis Fishes Ses soSE Arensky
'Tssr Isle so 1b:. RaS5nSIn non
-'~ Clara Clemens. '"O' D0" '''"
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s Mnqe sn Ssy9t' %atzes BRAHMS
.ZArranged for two pianos by Guy eMlSshieaT,l
lnlpromptq d Foc s6G CIV Maje;r: schuet'
Ever Lighter Grows My slumber"...
" TRe sap6 bpfN ODE '.......'. .'.'.'...
THE Blacksmith .....-.......
Clara Clemens. 49, = % ''''''
Three Little Pieces
(a) The Sleeping Beauty"
ID "Isiderone,te' Empress Of the
(c) "Conversation OF Beauty and
Observation-Disclosures. Ravel
(bb} "R Rtrif the Ruins OF Rheims
Cathedral .............. ,:-.,,.
Lois and Guy Mailer. - '''''''
Loves Despair" :. Swedish EoIllSsong
Oh Charlie Is NY Darling. -
'''-'' Clara Clemens. 0''" f0'A'0''
THE Blue Danube waltzes" Strauss
Lois and Guy Maier.
the active membership of
the Mandelssohn Choir, whose
~ fall concert will be given at
Caleb Mills Hall, Nov. 20 are the
name of men and women truly rep
resentative Of musical life in Indian
apolis.
These embrace vocal teachers,
vocalists choir directors and singers
from practically every church in In
dianapolis. Elmer Andrew Steffen,
conductor of the Mendelssohn Choir,
is putting his singers through the
final stages of rehearsing in prepare
ton for the concert.
Lambert Murphy, American lyric
tenor. who is to be the assisting
artist Of the evening, has an In
spring record of achievements in his
list or re-engagements, his latest
success being his fine rendition of
Bach's est. Mathews Passion" with
the New York Philharmonic Or
chestra.
He has a record OF singing eight
times with the New York Oratorio
Society, four times at the Cincinnati
festival and three times with the
Mendelssohn Choir of Toronto.
He sings everything with
beautiful emission of tone that is a
constant Joy to the ear. His diction
is one of his most remarkable
achievements. Murphy who is Ameri-
can trained was a member of the
Metropolitan Opera Company for
three years, but declined a tempting
offer from that famous organization
in order to devote himself exclusive
ly to concert and oratoric work.
He will give a recital Of songs and
oratorio works in addition to the
splendid choral program that ia to
be presented by the Mendelssohn
Choir.
m UPILS Of Mary Traub Busch,
contralto. will be presented in
IL a recital on Friday night,
Nov. 1S, at the Cropsey auditorium
at the public library.
An instrumental trio composed of
Shortridge High School pupils will
assist. The trio consists of Susan
Gray Sheed, pianist; Pauline Hedges,
violinist. and Janet Little, cellist.
They are pupils of Flora Hunter,
Don Watson and Yuba white.
The program follows:
Waltz from The Sleeping Beauty.
$3.50 ''-'''' MI $3.50 Tsch aAkowsky
Miss Mary Won't You Come Into Ny
"At TTS wHeb Jr,, B9ste mann
Dorothy Jane Heskett
IF No One Ever Marrier Me-.
~ Know q Lovely Garden" l.'HH d Hardsiot
SOn'our su1Ot Janet 1dttle' Ihome
.,AAdasfo 1...s....... ..-'. Beethoven
Spanish Dance r-Jo,.''.'. Moskowski
Thou Art Like Unto a Flower
..rr..n,:. :nd RqHR san;tsaI
Isl Mes vers Avaient Des Aiies'..
.............. Hugo r aim
Mary Catherine Coulter.
s'i E9d sS g greg
Mildred Erznger Poehler
'Estrellita" tSilver Starr Old Span
tsh ................ M. NJ. Ponce
Dorothy Jane Heskett
Accompanies: Jeasica McWhtrter, Mary
TTat1l1 Rf1arh