Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 February 1950 — Page 22

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Who Wants: Standardized A Music?>—Bah SH

Madrigal

Singers

Are Impressive By HENRY BUTLER

THE Warren Central Madrigal Singers are eight good campaign-| ers against standardized music. | With Miss Kathleen Hergt as|.

.. faculty director, the four boys

and four girls of the group calm-

ly tackle tricky ¢ the 16th and 17

positions of Po snturies, when

group singing was a fine art. Scheduled to appear om a Teen

Music Canteen program at 3 p. m.|

next Sunday in World War Me-

morial, mand. vitations to possibly accept,” me.

sing

the octet 1s in great de-. “We have many more inthan we can:

Miss Hergt told

I first heard the group at one,

of Fabien

Sevitzky’s children’s

concerts in Cadle Tabernacle last seasorf. What impressed me then

the which through

was with went

the

unselfconscious

poise young singers

the rhythmically

and harmonically difficult madri-

gals—a test even singers. . us - THEY

tone, no forcing.

sing with

for professional

god

And. since they

ease,

sing in public without a conductor, they've mastered the art of start-

ing and timing

themselves with

‘no visible hesitancy.

Miss Hergt,

now

in her ninth

year on the Warren Central fac

ulty,

got ‘interested In madrigal-

singing when she was a student

at sell Paxton’s Since she Central octet,

technically beautiful music ticipants, listeners:

Tech and a member of J madrigal started she has geen fdea take hold elsewhere. ornery

just as

Rus group Warren the This but vocally fascinates par it fascinates

the

“We've helped organize madri-' gal groups in towns out over the

state, just by going to sing on programs,” she sald. Though singing seated at a

table may look easy, it's no cinch

to get, on the octet annual, and even the experienced gy, singers: have to compete. Besides president of the Teen Music Canaspirants are judged teen, violinist.

Try-outs are

‘W.rren Central Madrigal Singers, left to ri ght, are

Stevens, Barbare Gale, Shirley Pollard, Warren $ prunger, Mary Dammich and Larry Crosley.

for personality, co-operativen

» ” LJ THEY'RE generally

high in scholastic standing, since occasfonally, on tour, they miss some classes, “It takes intelligent folks to sing, even though some people. may not think so,” Miss Hergt said. Aside from the musical training they get, Miss Hergt's young singers get invaluable experience in public appearance without ner vousness. That does things for personality. On next Sunday's program, Miss Hergt's madrigal experts will share the limelight with Homer Pence, bassoonist; Helen Hennes pianist, and Bruce Fowler,

depend ability

and

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