The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-17

mist, on Sunday afternoon, March
IS, at 3 o'clock.
For further musical appreciation
Ona B. Talbot is making a special
offer of 500 choice seats at $1.10
each.
1t is easy to account for the
alteration granted Mr.. Gabrilowitsch
by his American public, for since his
marriage n/1909 to Clara Clemens,
the daughter of Mark Twain, he
has identified himself more and
more with the life Of America. The
final step in his process of Amer
icanization came III 1921 when he
became a citizel; of the United
States, forging the final bonds of al
legiance to the ideals and musical
future of this country.
1t was in 1918 that Mr.. Gabrilow-
itsch was offered the conductorShip
of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
This honor meant the addition OF
new and arduous duties to his al
ready heavily taxed time, but the
temptation to leave the narrow
limits Of pianoforte Interpretation
for more Colorful fields Of the great
symphonic and orchestral works
was not to be resisted. AS a con-
ductor, Mr.. GabriloWitsch has re-
vealed the same extraordinary quail
tiles which are such significant fac
tors in his success as a piano viz
tuoso.
Sonata in minor. OF. los" for violin
M dea piSG Gabrlowtsch and Tbib sfSh'n'
"R Ra to"a carnations, Mosart.x Sprslef
Mr. Thibaud
"Noctlrne, 3 major ,..........,,. Chopin
,yalse; A fat major ............C Chopin
Rhapsody. op. Ilsi ';..,........ Brahms
Sonata in fist major. Op 10 Nc. 3"
violin and piano. ...;....;. Beethoven
Messrs. Gabrilowitsch and Thibaud
DADEREWSKI will be heard in
4 recital on Sunday afternoon,
April /, at the Murat. This concert
marks the fifth of the Sunday aft
ernoon concerts under the Ona B.
Talbot Fine Arts direction.
Program follows:
Symphonic Etudes" .......... Sthumann
Sonata, c sharp minor, op. 81, No. q
"8arcaroile, Aaf dem Was5er si Rsef'o'e"
"soiree de vienne" ....... .SchubertLis sSt
seTeGnade. "Hark, Hark". Schubert List
Ballad G Minor . ''nu0et ch iciS1S
"Nocturne r sharp major 49,. Chopin
Three Etudes, Nos. 4. 3, 5, op. To-
"Mssur:aai.' minor op IL .. . ShboPiin
"cr@%gnde valse Brliliante. E fat. op.
'MeiOOdie. major. No, op. 'G 4"
Hungarian Rhapsody ........o.. '' LIST
The remaining Sunday afternoon
concerts Of the Ona 3. Talbot Fine
Arts Enterprises will include Jascha
Heifetz, wizard of the violin, on
April 8, and Galli-Curci, soprano,
April %.
The last Of the series of orches-
ira concerts will present the Gin
cinnati Symphony Orchestra, Fritz
Reiner, conductor; Dayton West
minister Choir, John F. Williamson,
conductor, on April Is.
THE Indiana College Of Music
Il and Fine Arts announces the
second seasons engagement Of
Oscar Seagle, the eminent voice
teacher and singer. for master
class in voice. On Monday evening,
April O. Mr.. Seagle will give the first
Of five lectures to be held within
ten days.
The great success OF the last
years master class and the cor
diality and enthusiasm with which
Mr.. Seagle was received prompted
this return engagement.
1t will be an unusual opportunity
for singers and musicians of the
community to come in personal con-
tact with one Of the greatest artists
and teachers in America today.
Mr.. Eagles lectures series includes
Breathing and Breath Support"
Tone Placement and Tone Color
ing, J." Technique as a Means Of Ex-
preston" Singing. a Divine In
spiration," The Use Of Resonance"
Daniel Shattuok. tenor, and Will
liam Jones, baritone, pupils of Glenn