The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-23

The soloiSts will be Mrs. Wallace
r. Smith, Miss Patra M. Kennedy
Miss Martha MacDougall, William
Robinson and Ernest Heberlein.
Duncan MacDougall is the director
and Sarah Elizabeth Miller is the
organist.
There is no admission fee for this
splendid musical event and the pub
lie is invited. This is another step
in giving fine programs of music in
the churches.
The program will be as follows:
ion-Instrumental
mo Shadows Yonder"-For chorus.
tenor solo, quartet
AT Eventide 1t Shall Be Lght"-rrio
They That Sow In TearS"-ChoruS
Eye Hath Not Secn"-Air
For Thee, o Dear. Dear Country''-ChoruS
Chine Is the observation-disclosures
Observation-Disclosures
Holy. Holy. Holy"AGhorus sanctus m
Come. Ye Blessed Of MY Father"-Air
1.-The Finding Pot Is for silver'-semi-
These Are They Which Came Out of
Great Tribulation"-Air
"They Shall Hunger No More"-Duet
List. the Cheru1ic Host-Quartet and
"And ! Heard the Voice of Harpers"-
Great and Marvellous Are They
Works"-Chorus
Lord God'-Quartet
Il
This department has received the
following information regarding the
musical season of instruction at
Winona Lake
Unusual opportunity is provided
at Winona Lake, Ind, this summer
for teachers, students and musicians
as the result of special arrangement
made by Homer Rodeheayer, the
well-known song leader, who is also
president Of the School of Sacred
Music at Winona Lake.
The regular session of this school
will be held Aug. to Is, with a
sacred music festival Aug. Is to 16,
and the annual commencement and
the Oratorio of the Messiah, on
Aug. Is.
In addition to this intensive and
practical session, a new feature will
be in charge of the School of Music
of De Pauw University, through its
extension division and with the
leadership of Dean Robert G. Nc
Cutchan.
This school will be in session June
18 to Aug. Is. Dean McCutchan will
give his personal attention to both
schools, and will have a faculty
which will assure systematic, COM
prehensive and thorough training,
and students will have opportunity
to follow different lines of study,
both in applied music and in theory,
history and appreciation and public
school music.
The courses provided assure I'M
usual training for the following:
Teachers in public schools who
desire to combine training in their
special courses with public school
music and more technical musical
education; music teachers who want
advanced work with credits and also
additional work in literary subject;
college or high school students
needing summer work for credits,
and desiring musical training.
It will be possible for student to
earn a maximum OF ten semester
hours of credit during the ten
weeks summer term. These credits
may apply toward degree or a
teachers license. For those students
interested in band and orchestra
work, and in choir and chorus sing
ing, opportunity will be offered for
public performance.
In addition to Dean McCutchan
and Homer Rodeheaver, the faculty
will consist in part Of: James
Stuart Constantine, M. A., M. Mus,
Oberlin College, organ harmony,
history of music; May A. Strong,
Mus. BAG, University School of
Music, Ann Arbor, Mich, compost
ton, voice; Edna T. Bowles, Mus.
BAG, DePauw University, dictation,