The Minneapolis journal., 1901-11-30

chorus, assisted by Miss A. Barnes, violinist;
Mrs. D. M. Weishoon, soprano; James Kerr,
barytone, and Russell Paterson, accompanist.
The Ladies' Thursday Musicale holds its
next regular meeting in the Unitarian church
Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock. In the
course Of study, Haydn and Tschaikovsky
are the composers represented. The follow
ing is the program:
Joseph Haydn. Peter Hitch Tschaikovsky.
I782-18G9, 1S4O-IS9S
HAYDN,
Piano, Emperor Francis Quartet.
Miss Eulalie Chenevert, Miss zaidee Eaton.
Songs
(a) The Spirit Song
(b) Canzonetta de Concert.
Mrs. Cleone Daniels Bregren.
Musical Notes.
Mrs w. B. Chamberlain
Aria, with Verdure Clad,' Creation"
Miss Esther Osborn.
TSOHAIKOVSKY.
Piano. 'tDoumka" (Russian Rustic Scene).
Miss Cordelia Paine.
Recitative and Aria Farewell, Ye Noun
tains" (Jeanne dArc).
Miss Ednah Hail.
Two Pianos, Symphony No. ". second and
third movements
Andante Cantabile.
Waltz.
Mrs. w. q. Albee. Mrs. Edgar W. Runyan,
Mrs Howard Mel Morton, Mrs.
B. H Woodwork.
Nine Lilli Lehman will appear in the Ly-
ceum theater Jan. 29. Nine Lehman has re-
Gently returned to the United States after a
two years absence and her appearance in
New York was greeted with enthusiastic ap-
plause. Her voice is better than when she
sang there before and the critics pronounce
her the greatest lieder singer of the day. She
has never sung in Minneapolis and much in
terect has been reused in the announcement
of her approaching visit.
Under the direction Of Professor Emil Ober-
Hoffer the following musical numbers will be
given at the regular monthly musical service
in Hennepin Avenue M. E. church tomorrow
evening:
Organ, Sixth Sonata. two move
Anthem, han "A Hymn Of thanksgiving" "iIbhs Tebbs
Tenor solo, If With All Your
D. Alvin Davies.
Conrtalto solo and quartet, Fear Not,
Mrs. W. 3. Thomson and Choir.
Soprano solo, The Lord Is Ny
Miss Alberta Fisher
Duet, contralto and bass, might
Mrs. Thomson and Fred Cady.
Anthem, The Lord Is King" $500. .Marston
The choir viii consist Of D. Alvin Davies
tenor; Miss Alberta Fisher. soprano; Mrs. w
s. Thomson, cOntralto; F. s. Cady, basso;
Professor Emil oberhoffer. organist and direc-
tor.
Paul Zumbach will sing the recitative.
Comfort Ye. My People, and aria, Every
Valley" from Messiah" at the morning
service in St. Marks church tomorrow. Mr..
Zumbach is one Of the chorus of the st.
Paul Choral Club, of which George H. Nor
mington, organist of st. Marks church, is
musical director. The full choir of forty
voices will sing the chorus And the Glory
of the Lord" after the solo.
Tuesday evening the Philharmonic Club will
give q public rehearsal of the Messiah" in
St. Marks guild hall. This rehearsal will
afford an opportunity for those who have not
! heard this magnificent work to familiarze
themselves in some degree with it. The ora
torio will be given by the club Dec. g. IN
addition to the singing Of the choruses by the
club, solos will be given from the Messiah"
by members of the chorus Miss Mabel Runge
will sing some Of the soprano solos, Mrs.
Walter Thompson will sing He Was Des-
pised" and D. Alvin Davies and o. T. Morris,
the we'll known tenors, and A r. Wiley
will be heard in solos. Admission will be
| for a nominal sum.