The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-10

from WIZ, New York. Tune in sta
tons listed in Dial Twisters
"GyrSy Love" is a romantic opera
in three acts, with book and lyrics
by Harry B. and Robert B. Smith,
from the German by A. M. Wilmer
and Robert Bodabzy.
The overture to Richard Wagner's
"Rienzi'' will be played by the New
York Symphony Orchestra, con-
Quoted by Walter Damrosch, during
the RCA hour, which will be broad
cast through stations associated with
the NBC Blue chain at 7 tonight.
'@ This composition, based on Bull
wer-Lytton'S Rienzi," had it's first
performance in Dresden in 1912. It
opens with a slow movement and
trumpet calls introducing Rienzi'S
prayer for the people. A battle hymn
closes the piece in vigorous intensity
OF expression.
The complete program for this
broadcast follows:
overture to 'Rienzi'' ............. Wagner
Andante from Surprise Symphony.
Perpetual Motion ....... Mos1k aayfRal
Dance Of the Sylphs'' ..........: Berlios
Symphonic Poem, 'Vltava" So. smetana
Stations in the chain for this
broadcast are listed in Dial Twist
ers under WIZ, New York, at Z.
A spring program will be pre-
sented in the Atwater Kent hour,
Sunday night, when Jeanne Gordon,
contralto of the Metropolitan Opera
Company, will be assisted by the or
chestra under the direction of Rob-
ert Hood Bowers, and q chorus OF
sixteen male voices.
These Atwater Kent Singers will
present as their big number Greet
ing to Spring" CBlue Danube, by
Johann Strauss, as arranged by
Hans LIGHTER, in addition to two
other numbers. The majority of Miss
Gordon's selections will be spring
songs.
The program, printed below, will
be heard at 8:15 Sunday night over
lNBC Red network from WEAF, New
York. Tune in on stations listed IN
Dial Twisters.
Commas Tu LIE Pays" from Mig
non Miss Gordon. ''''' 1900.
Selections from Eileen Eileen" .'''. Herbert
''ssrenqde" .;.;.............., s SaS bert
Sspphl&sGneI Oq ps larry; schEber f
nam NAM Miss Gordon.
Greeting to Spring ("Blue Danubss,1
iAtwaater Kent singers
Arranged by LichterJ u,
'Chansonette .0rcci,;e;sit1raa. ''.''''''' Friini
Home. Dear Home" ....... Loughhorough
.- The Eisnti Wieo c,ilSerte
The SWEETEST et Flow Flower That blows Rogers
The Lost Chord sATr. BY Macy SULTAN
Hsb,n.r. AsT Y16nT K en Singers Rizet
Miss Gordon.
Religious services to be heard
Sunday through the NBC chains are
listed below:
80. Daniel 4 1. Polling; @:HoS, to Pc BON;
-. service. vocal SEQ, H. r Bureigh:
saFkes S1 osdman %iYouith" a. and It's
Educational religious service; DR..
Harry Emerson Fosdick, Realty in
s:1S Red~Relisous drama by the Ma
tional Players, Judas Iscariot"
The Indiana Federation of Music
Clubs will broadcast from the First
Presbyterian Church, indianapolis,
over WKBF, their regular Sunday
afternoon program at 3.
The music will be given by the
quartet of Meridian Street M. E.
Church and Mrs. Howard Clip
pinger, organist and director of mu-
sic at the same church, a member of
the Indiana Chapter Of American
Guild of Organists and teacher of
organ at the Indiana College of
Music and Fine Arts. The General
Federation of Women'S Clubs pre-
Sents Mrs. George A. Van Dyke,
chairman of transportation, who will
give a travel talk.
The program follows:
A FSsns IN from @~ FIFTH symphon4
... Music Memoir; Nlmber1 nr,.,..
Song OF S2rroET I,,o,;,aor crca,; NeYin
My Redeemeir and MY Lord Dudley Buck
Mrs. Robert W. Blake. Contralto.
..Adsgio, from Concerto in A- Flat Ran Ran
Music Memory Numiberl 'N
..,r,. y, Mrs: oIippingeeFr,, organ
Cantata .,.......... James H. Rogers
Mrs. Roy N. Downs. soprano; Mrs.
Robert w. Blake. contralto; Frank
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