The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-30
Bauer, Pianist, and Pablo Casals,
Cellist, to Play at the Murat Sunday


sonata in A, major "a. Beethoven
Allegro, scherzo. Adagie, Allegro.
-, .so., Mess s Ba AZ and Sasalss
Obj "Scherzo in G sharp minor. Chopin
Mr.. Bauer,
{s %TAdagio and Allegro" .IBoccherini
tb) mtermezzo from "Goyescas"
fcl ..uazo;,r .'''.' Urpn n4nes
se' "a@ou'Aa Mr. casal:s '''''' ripper
Sonata in A minor. op. 36" .Grieg
Allegro agitato.
Andante cantabile tFanquilc.
Messrs. Bauer and cassls.
Nicolai Mednikoff will be at the
piano for Mr.. Casals.
fO1 n Sunday afternoon. Jan. 81,
II ] the Mendelssohn Choir, under
III the dictatorship Of Andrew
Elmer Steffen, and with Paul Mat
thews assisting at the piano, will
sing in the court of the Art Insti-
tute. The program is open to the
public, and all are welcome, with
out admission charge.
The Mendelssohn Choir needs no
particular introduction to the friends
of the Art Institute. and the pro-
gram on Sunday will be an impor-
tant occasion.
There will be about 100 voices,
and the delightful setting which the
court of the Art Institute affords
will enhance the beauty of the mu-
sic. The program win be broad
cast, ard is as follows:
The National Anthem Ar by O'Hara
FESTIVAL Chorus ARRANGEMENT for Eight
Part Choir. Cappcla)
Choral Prologue. Eight Parts. 4 Cap,
e. s%BesutifuI ssyior 1sth Century
Scotch Marshhing song for Male Voices
lFor Women's Voices: arranged by Vic.
tb) "rn rs Petrus" from "christus'
Excerpt from the oratorio for six-iPi'arrtt
-, ..n..n nicer. ShoirJ Nero sr,r,,,,,
tFor six-Part Choir a Cappeiia' srransed
by BurleighQ
Dbl Song OF Deliveranceo
tFor Chorus Of Mixed Voices. Fourt Parts
m VIOLIN recital will be given
al at the Masonic Temple on
III Friday afternoon. Feb. IL,
at O'Clock by Ruth Ray. She will
be presented by the Indianapolis
Matinee Musicale.
Ruth Ray received the greater
part OF her musical education in
America. Making her debut in Car
negie Hall. New York, Nov. 4. 1919.
the jaded critics of that metropolis
shook off their Indifference and ac-
claimed her an artist of the first
rank.
This success was followed by en-
gagements throughout the United
States. including recitals with Ca
russo and appearances with the New
York Philharmonic. Chicago, Mime
apolls and the Baltimore Symphony
Orchestra.
Miss Ray is an artist of excep-
tional atatinments. great charm in
her platform manner. and striking
individuality.
RI HE regular monthly musicale
IIE which the Metropolitan
School of Music has. been
broadcasting over WFBM this sea-
son VIII be given next wednesday
evening at o'clock by members of
Kappa chapter of the MI Phi Epsi-
Ion musical sorority, members OF
which are students and teachers of
the Metropolitan school. These pro
grams have been meeting with such
marked success that they will he in.
creased to bi-monthly programs this
month. On the program next
Wednesday will DC Miss Helen
Payne. soprano: Miss Mildi,ed Johns
contralto; pupils OF Edward Nell
Miss Bernice Reagan and Miss
Maude Custer, violinists: students OF
Hugh McGibeny: Miss Ruth Nc
Dougall, cornetist; pupil OF Leslie
+. Peck: Miss Helen Quig and Miss
Frances W'ishard pianlsts. pupils OF
Mrs. Flor. NJ Hunter. The pro
gram will be made up OF solos and a
trio for two violins and piano.