The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-30
[nterpretative Program of Symphony
Concert to Be Given at Art Institute

NO1INCl l u
m HOSE who expect TO attend
the concert given by the Gin
~ cinnati Symphony Orchestra
on Monday evening. Nov. /. at the
Murat Theater, Will be particularly
interested in the Sunday afternoon
afternoon music Of the Art Institute
planned by Director J. Arthur Mac
Lean. for Sunday afternoon. oct. 81.
1t has been possible through the
cooperation OF Ona b. Talbot to pref
sent TO the Art Institute public a.
program which will be interpretive
of the concert program for Monday
evening.
The participants in the program
are Margaret Bailhe Steinhart,
pianist; Lenora Coffin. lecturer, and
Edward La Shelle, baritone. The
program will be educational in
character and of particular interest
and value 10 those who will attend
the concert on Monday. but it will
also afford a great deal of pleasure
to those who will hear only the Sun
day program.
The program will commence at
$50 o'clock and is open. without
charge. to the public. The earlier
hour of $50 was scheduled for Sun
day activities this year so that those
who come might have ample time
after the programs to enjoy the ex-
hibitions in the galleries.
This Sunday the special ex
hibitions to be seen are the /
modern japanese woodblock prints
and paintings and sculpture by MEM
bers OF the National Association Of
Women Painters and Sculptors. and
water colors by Elizabeth Nicholson.
The concert program at the
Heron Art is as follows:
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In the Town. of Kazan from Boris
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Nine steinbart
Excerpts from Richard wagner's Music
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m EXT Monday evening in the
I'M Murat Theter the fifth an
~ nual season Of orchestra con-
certs under the direction of the In
dianapolis Symphony Society. Ona ,.
Talbot. managing director, will open
with notable program OF orchestral
works presented by the Cincinnati
Symphony Orchestra, Fritz Reiner,
conductor; Lauritz Melchier. famous
Danish tenor of the Metropolitan
Opera Company soloist.
Program follows:
Introduction TO "Khovanchtchina"
Symphonic Selections. ia Mer% THE ''
"snaS SiGdb Rhapsody' .... .. De Ravsi
{a5 siegmunds Love Song t"vall;yrie'O
(b) siegfrigd,s, Melting Song c'sies-
Cc) siesfricdit Forging Song C'sieg-
IaGritz Mechior.
siegfrieds Death and Funeral March
f,( GP9 Ti2e Sens"S Meistersinwg.a s"e'
OBJ THE narrative q the Grail
C'LohengrinD w.
Dance Of the ARPTsaticGs and Fn2 %.ener
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MELCHIOR, young
Danish tenor, who is the solo
list with the Cincinnati Sym
phony Orchestra, at it's second pair
of concerts, Oct 20 and go won such
phenomenal success in Europe and
at his American debut with the
Metropolitan Opera Company last
january. that he has been re-en-
gagged for the 1926-27 season. Mel
chior is given an opportunity to do
some concert work during his Ameri-
can season and Cincinnati is his first
Middle West appearance. His pro
gram offers the song of the Holy
Grail" and Walther's Prize Song
and three Siegfried arias from Wag-
ner's immortal works.
Copenhagen, the capital Of Den
mark. is his native city. where he
also received his early musical educa-
ton. Whep a young boy he sang in
the choir of the English Church In
Copenhagen. Later, after he had
served in the Kings body guard.
he decided to study opera for ca
reer and made his debut in 'Pagliac-
ci'' at the Royal Opera House in
Copenhagen. His first London APP
pearance was at a Promenade Con
cert under the baton of sir Henry
Wood.
Having been advised that his voice
y especially~adapted to wagnerian
=. he mt to Munich for further