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Three Dances From the Music
to Henry VIII ................E German
(a) Morris Dance.
OBJ Shepherds Dance
(c) Torch Dance.
Concerto for Clarinet. ................W Weber
Mr.. Clarence Warmelin and Orchestra.
(a) '"Peucheur Napolitain ct Ma
6 Toreadore ct Andaiouse R R9binstein
CONCERT Waltz-"Confidence" .Waldteufel
Grand Selection-"Faust' .Gounod
Mrs. Katherine Gray, the soprano, will
give song recital Tuesday evening in
the studio Of Vina Avery Smith. The pro-
gramme follows:
Bravura Studies, Nos 2 and 4. .Lamperti
ARIA From Carmen .................. Bizet
Little hed Lark ..............Old English
..SyhhaNeS song hlerult
caro- Nome OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Verdi
Ever More Lost to Me- (by re-
Re Seran Rose. .Arditti
odd ManX Song"
Flower of the Alps" ........ Welkerlin
sing Helgh Ho' .,.--..............H enschel
'Yilanelle" (by requesO .w..... dell Acqua
ode Allmacht'' Schubert
The next Schubert musicale will take
! place at Mozart hall March 8, p. M,
and will be given by Miss May Strong.
pianist, and Miss Rene Humbird, VIC,
| linist.
The announcement is not made for the
first time that the Nine. Gadski concert
Will include an attempt to set form the
Trllogy or Wagner in single evening by
the exposition of Mr.. Walter Damroseh,
the great composer and Wagnerian in
terpreter, and by the singing of Nine.
Gadskt and David Bispham The sing
| ers will present from the Walkure
| Brunhilde's pleading with Wotan and
| Wotan's farewell, roles which will eX-
press their great powers and in addition
| Mime. Gadsh will sing leading numbers
| from Siegfried and the Gotterdamnerung.
1t is a stupendous effort and until this
| tour was planned and undertaken beyond
| anything attempted in the musical world.
| The Gadski-Damrosch-Bi spham concert
is without any rival in the group of
great attractions that have furnished
such a musical winter in st. Paul. The
mere announcement will furnish a basis
| for unbounded enthusiasm among con-
| certgoers.
| Clarence Edd, the famous organist, reg
istered at the West hotel, Minneapolis,
| from Paris. He does so, he says, be-
cause he believes in a strict adherence
to the truth, and not because he thinks
any the less of Chicago, his former abid
ing place.
THE fact is" he said, that Paris is
my home. I have lived there for over
four years and my wife is there now. We
are keeping house and are as much
Partisan in our mode Of life as Americans
can become in so short time. But /
am not a citizen of France and do not
expect to be. I intend to return to make
my permanent residence in this country
in due time
Mr. Eddy declares that the American
understanding of things French Is
gross misconception, If not a libel on
France. The trouble is, in his estima-
ton, that the sensational life of Paris
is taken for a reflex Of that Of the en-
tire country, whereas, the metropolis is
no more typical of France than is New
York or Chicago of the entire United
States.
A musical and literary entertainment
will be given Tuesday evening by the
music department of Manchester college,
Prof. Phillips director, under the auspices
Of the woman's auxiliary. The pro-
gramme Is:
Piano Trio ,,.,
(b} wedding March ...Mendelssohnn
Misses Watson, Taylor and Patterson.
Chorus sMatona Lovely Maiden.
Orlando Lassus Q520-159D
Choral Club.
Readins-G0iiqMahI Miss Scott. '''''..'' ''i
Song-@Summer" ...... ........ Chamanade
Miss Barker.
Piano-"CaseSade" ;rca;ins :;'''''''' 6endei
song-"Tell Me Sf,s My p Hear Heart" Bishop
Reading-"Casander Brown
Miss Scott.
Piano Duet-"Country Dance" ...Nevins
Misses Patterson and Nahum.
Song-"Good Night, My Love" .....K King
Miss Barker.
Chorus-"Praise Ye the Father ..Gounod
Choral Club.
A special song service will be rendered
this evening at the Peoples church. The
following are the numbers:
Te Peqm ar NJ SOM; ,kotsf NeTip
Duet Miss Coghlan and Mr.. Phillips.
How Lovely Are the Messengers
Meudelssohn
.MN bide with Me-. :.,.,....N elaE1 idSle
Solo, Mrs Krieger
Babylon" ........ Watson
On account of a very large reduction in
the appropriation for music in ST. James
Episcopal church, Seventy-flrst street and
Madison avenue, Theo. Van YORK, the
present solo tenor, has handed in his
resignation, to take effect May 1. Mr.
Van York is a former st. Paulite, but for
several years has been resident and
one of New York's most successful tenor
singers.
A new Johann Strauss is in the field
He is a son of Eduard Strauss and a
nephew of Johann IL. and has already
composed an operetta. He is going to
start this year on a trip around the
world with a Johann Strauss Vienna
orchestra"
Victor Thrane announces a joint tour
by the two great Russians, Petschnilloff
the violinist, and Hamburg, the pianist
assisted by Anne Lachaume, accompan-
list.
Miss Ruth Lomen, of Tgelhart street,
entertained the Junior Musical club
Miss Brown viii entertain next.
A very delightful musicale was given by
Miss Hatcher Geist in Prof Leagues
rooms Thursday afternoon Miss Geist,
who is a pupil of Miss Thekla PIeins, was
assisted by Miss erode and Mr.. William
Gefst. Miss Geist has a very musical
touch, displaying strength and tenderness
to a remarkable degree. She also pos
sesses much versatility, as shown by her
Interpretation of the varied programme
The cello and vocal numbers were well
rendered and ELECTED merfted applause.
The programme included:
Bach-a. Prelude, d minor.
b. Fuga, c minor.
Grieg-a- Valse
b. Butterfly
C. Melody.
Mascheront-Song, For All EteF-
Chopin-3. Prelude
a. b minor.
b. G minor.
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