The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-27
MUSIC WEEK To
Be OBSERVED IN
CITY'S SCHOOLS
Large Choruses Will Sing
AS Part of National
Celebration.

National Music week, to be OBJ
served throughout the United States,
May to 8, will be celebrated in the
indianapolis public schools with
special programs in each school.
The week has special significance
this year as 1882 is the bicentennial
anniversary of Joseph Haydn, Aus
TRAN composer and originator of the
symphony, and is the centennial
year of the writing of America" by
the Rev. Samuel F. Smith.
Leading in the schools musical
activities of the week will be the
musical program to be presented at
3 Sunday in the Heron Art inSti-
tute. Pupils from four schools will
take part.
Primary chorus of Abraham Lin
coin School No. 10, 1901 East Palmer
street, will sing group of fifteen
songs. They will be directed by Miss
Anna Nackenhorst. Miss Kathryn
Tacoma will be accompanies. Both
are primary teachers. The chorus
will be QUILTED in robes.
Chorus of 200 to Sing
Three numbers will be sung by the
intermediate chorus of Henry P. Co.
burn School No. sc, at 604 East
Maple road. The chorus of 200
voices will sing under the direction
of Mrs. Ada Clark. Accompanies
will be Mrs. Catherine Lane.
The selections to be sung are
From the Land of the Sky Blue
Water" by Cadman; Il Hear a
Thrush at Eve" by Cadman, and
Swallows" by Cohen.
Two musical organizations from
Wallace Foster School No. 80, at
Twenty first and Illinois streets, will
sing, the girls glee club and the
boys glee club. Mrs. Rosalee B.
Spong, music teacher, will be direc-
tor and accompanist to both groups.
The girls club will sing "Pippa's
Song" by West, and "Dreamland
Lantern" by West.
Selections by Boys
The boys organization will sing
call Through the Night" an old
Welsh air, and "Musica," by Sulli-
van. Arrangements of both songs
will be by Ralph w. Wright, direc-
tor of music in the public schools.
The boys chorus of Florence Fay
School No. 81, at 2815 English ave-
nue., will sing three selections. Miss
Katharine Leonard, music teacher,
will direct. Accompanies will be
Mrs. Robert Moor.
Numbers to be sung are my
Heart Ever Faithful" by Bach;
Lift Thine Eyes" from Elijah" by
MendelSsohn, and Contemplation, :"
by Verdi.
The concert will be one of the
regular series of Sunday afternoon
musicals now being presented at the
art institute.
Second headliner event Of the
week will be the fourth annual con-
cert of the Federation of Mothers
choruses which will be presented in
Caleb Mills hall, Thirty-fourth and
Pennsylvania streets, at 8 Tuesday.
800 Mothers in Chorus
Approximately 300 women, all
mothers of children in the elemen-
tary schools, will sing.
They will be assisted by Miss
Maude Delbridge, assistant super
visor of music in the public schools,
and Miss Lois LIE Saulnier, Sarah
Olinger, Luella Hopkins, and Flea
nor Auty, violinists. Guest artists
will be Ralph w. Wright, director
of music.
Miss Isabelle Mossman will direct
the chorus. Accompanies will be
Miss Geraldine Trotter of the music
department and Miss Louise Swan,
music teacher at School No. IS,
pianists, and Miss Grace Black,
principal of School No. 81, organist.
Mrs. Maude Moudy, principal of
School No. So, is president Of the
Federation. The concert VIII be
open to the public.