The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-28
made her debut in New York and Chicago

with pronounced success
Prominent among Miss Jackson's sue
cesses may be mentioned her appearance
at the famous Gewandhaus concerts at
Leipzig, under Herr Nilkison, Feb. % and
rs; at the London Philharmonic, March
s, and the Colonne symphony concert at
the Chatelet, at Paris, April g. These
are the three Oldest musical organiza-
lions In Europe, and they enjoy the high
est prestige. For young artist to be
engaged by these societies is very rare
and the highest honor. Leonora Jack
son has been thus honored and acquitted
herself with the most brilliant distinction.
She Is the first American violinist who
has ever been engaged as soloist by those
distinguished societies. She was the for
tunate winner of the Mendelssohn state
prize of 1,500 marks, 1915, at Berlin, in
1887, in competition with large number
of artists of various nationalities. She is
said to be very beautiful also In personal
appearance, tall and slender, and with
exquisite grace and charm of manner
She comes of fine old Revolutionary
stock and was born in Boston.
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The Mankato Review has this to say;
of Miss Florence Pace. who appeared
In concert there on Wednesday evening:
Last night our people were given their
first introduction to Miss Florence Pace,
of ST. Paul. The numbers by Miss Pace
were all beautifully rendered and enthu-
siastically encored. She constantly re-
minds us of Nordica, as Isolde, In the ia
nous Wagnerian opera, so much so that
the remark was made:- Why is not this
uueenly woman In grand opera? Her
voice is a high dramatic soprano, of
brilliant and resonant timbre and ca
pable of the most astonishing effects.
She was called back repeatedly, encores
being encored, with ever increasing en-
thusiasm. The concert was given by
Mrs. t. H. Snyder, of Mankato, at the
Saulpaugh house, and was a rare artistic
musical treat
The next afternoon programme of the
Schubert club will be given Friday, Feb.
2. at 2:30 D. m, at Raudenbush hall.
The programme, an unusually fine one.
will be entirely Schubert, with. one eX-
ception, the opening duo, by Raft.
Chacame OPP. l5o.. Z. ran
Miss Martin and Mrs. Candy
Der Wanderer.
'tFruhlingslaube" ................. Schubert
Mrs. Lohrbauer.
.'Women's Musicales," OPP. a.. Schubert
Andantino, No. 2.
Allegro Moderate, No. Schubert
Mrs Cumming.
Die Liebe Farbe". ................. Schuoert
Cradle Song" z
Miss Zumbacn.
"Fantasie," OPP. 15.......... .LlSZt
Miss Zenzius and Miss Hall.
Der Tod und das Madchen, Schubert
'Auf dem Wasser III Singer"
Past Lose Liebe.
Mrs. Lohrbauer
11i-ee-0 String Quartette
First violin, Mr.. Arthur Burgh; VIOLA lola;
Geist; cello. MI william Feist.
The Listemann String Quartette of Chi
cago, assisted by Harriet Dement, Pack
ard, soprano, is the next attraction of the
Y. NJ C. A. course, Feb. O. Peoples
| church.
The third of the DAM concert series, of
Minneapolis, takes place this afternoon
at $3.50 at the Metropolitan opera house,
Minneapolis Following is the pro-
! gramme:
Howard" .,;.........L Baer Jr:
| "Anacreon'' $1,000. Cherublnl
49, First and second movements,
Soprano Solo-"Bianca" .......:;:.. Mattel
Miss Florence Marion Pace. Miss Ger
! /. trude Sans Souci, accompanist.
| .sValse Coquette'' new ......Leoncayallo
| Two Melodies new .................G rleg
| (a) Norwegian.
(b) The first meeting.
String orchestra.
Selection from The Wizard OF
the Nile ................. Victor Herbert
The Swedish brothers will give musi-
cal and literary programme Thursday
evening at Gustavus Adolphus church,
Sims and Weide streets. The programme
is:
Piano. Prof. Peter Johnson
LA Baldine
Welcome ...................-,.I1 Inc 6reslueHt
Song .......................M Male QnaTtette
Carnival de Venice"
Declarnatio Miss Hocanzon
Soprano Solo Miss Florence Pace
a. Voices of the Woods" (me5 in F. F. :,
b. Hearts Delight"-Gilchrist;
Address 10Y. Li 4t
Student Song.
Violin VIM Rhoden
"Fantasie."
Song ........................M Male Quartette
1.-THE Bold Fisherman.
Piano .................. Prof. Peter Johnson
Mrs Jcssica De Wolf sang Friday even
ing in concert at Mankato.
The first of Mrs. vina Avery Smiths
sreies of pupils recitals will be given
Feb. 9. Miss Marie Ewertsen will pre-
sent the programme
David Ferguson Colville will give
song recital Monday evening before the
Red Wing Musical club. Mr.. Colvilie has