The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-15

rival at the church; the ceremony; festivi-
ties; at the forge Introducing the corps Of
costumed musical blacksmiths, electric an
wills, etc.
SATURDAY, P. N.
In ch is the of
Two Numbers for Wood Wind
~ ..Whisnsyrinc r G1i,e5
"H 4S1 MalSPe from Carmen ig Bizet
Signora Adele Borghi.
coneert Poka
Cornet solo by Kryl.
''The Last Hope (Nocturne) -. .Gottschaik
Loves Dream (serenade) ...... .Moskowsky
Prince Charming ..................... lines
Scenes from T 1TsSsfnE. march, new: eonnoo
Faust, signor zerni; Meastofesies,' signor Al
berti; Marguerite, Miss Frances Boyden.
''The Forge in the Forest" descriptive
1dyD :........:...:...:.::... Michaehs
Introducing the corps of costnmed musical
blacksmiths, etc. -+
.- SATURDAY NIGHT.
Overture, "Mignon' ............:..; Thomas
(oboe obngato by signor Addimando9
Dance of the Skeletons ........ Saint-Saens
Crhe clock strikes midnight and the skeletons
continuing with ever increasing vigor until
dawn, is abruptly terminated by the crow
ing of the cock)
Descriptive Fantasia)
1.-The Whirlwind" Concert Polka. .... Levy
Cornet solo by Kryl
'' tKnights Of the Holy Grailj wagner
Intermezzo, "Cupid's Story .......... lines
Prince Charming (two-step march.
Scenes from carmen .Biz zst
Micaela, Miss Frances Boyden; Don Jose
readop, signor Achilie Albert; Carmen
Signora Adele Borghi.
'.The Blacksmith's Wedding (spectacu-
: lar idyl, new ............... LINES
Morning-serenade of the bride-Wedding
Observation-Disclosures the forge On
Producing the corps of costumed musical
blacksmiths, electric anvils. etc)
There is a movement on foot among local
musicians to secure a return engagement of
Emil Liebling, who stirred up unbounded en-
thusiasm and won a host OF admirers on the
| occasion CT his recent appearance in connec-
ton with the DAM Symphony orchestra con-
cert. No artist has appeared in this city dur
ing the past season who ELECTED more praise
| from lovers of music than did Mr. Liebling
and his return would certainly be hailed with
delight by those who know of him and his
! work. In speaking of his recent recital the
Musical Leader of Chicago says:
conservative to "a great degree Emil Lieb-
| ling has shown himself, SO when he ex-
presses great praise it may be taken fol
! granted that the subject praised is particu-
| lsrly worthy. Concerning the Danz orchestra
| OF Minneapolis, Mr.. Liebling expressed him:
self recently In no measured terms, declar-
| ing that the work done by the organization
was as satisfactory could be desired and
he added, I wish finer accompaniment
| than that accorded me by Mr.. Danz and his
men at the concert Mr. Liebling's concert
! trip to the northwest was all that could be
desired, and he returned highly delighted with
lis visit"
The fourth Of the series of chamber concerts
by the Hoevel String Quartet will be given
Tuesday evening in the First Unitarian
church, Eighth street and Mary place. The
following is the program:
Quintet, Op "A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. chumann
Allegro brillanite In Mods d nina Marcia,
up pose fragments.
'Vision Fair from ''Herodiade''. .Massenet
Alfred R. Wiley.
Introduction, Ailegretto Tempo di Mennetto,
| vivo, Allegro appassonate
Messrs Hoevel and strachauer.
o. The Highwa ty Song Wo pedmlen
Alfred R. Wiley.
Allegro ia: ma 10 non trants, scherzo Andante
Scherzoso quosi allegretto, Mesnetto, Allie
gretto, Allegro.
Violin and Piano.
Arthur Strachauer, pianist: Mrs. John H.
CnlCk, accompanies.
After Schumann had poured out his torrent
Of 100 songs during the year 1S4O in which
he struggled for and won Clara Week, and
the following year had written his first two
symphonies, he threw himself with character
istic impetuosity into the composition of
chamber music In 1912 he wrote this piano
quintet which is the perfection of all his
chamber music works The briliancy and
romantic power Of the first movement, to-
~v.-if1, oq&
funeral march of the second movement, make
it the greatest piano quintet ever written. 1t
was first played on Jan. S, 184S, at morning
concert given by Robert and Clara Schumann
to an audience of invited guests. The next
| month it was played publicly for the first
time, and by Clara Schumann again. with
the famous David Of Mendelssohn's Gewad-
haus orchestra as the first violinist.
This splendid work of Beethoven's is from
the same opus IS group Of six string quartets
from which the Andante Theme and Varia-
lions in No. were played at the first con-
cert of this series. The chief originality. of
the quartet is the Allegretto Scherzo instead
of the usual slow movement. Its tender and
deep feeling shows how Beethoven could
idealize the grace and stateliness of the old
minuet of Haydn and Mozart
Sunday evening, at Westminster church, al
7:45. there will be a full musical service. The
following excellent program has been ar
ranged. The choir consists of Miss Clara
Williams, soprano; Mrs. W.. N. Porteous
contralto; w. H. Hale, tenor; c. E. Fisher
| barytone, assisted by w. B. Heath, tenor
and E. l. CARPENTER. bass. H. S. Woodruff
organist and director
| Organ Prelude
Sunday Morning at Glion" .......... Bende
Andant9 Relisi1 Mp. woodruff rhome-euilman'
Quartet TIE Deum in D Minor FoOte
Tenor Solo, from Elijah ....Mendelssohn
Recitative. Eye People Rend Your Hearts
Aria, III With All H. Yoq n., Hearts"
unaccompanled Quartet, Srhe way Is
so m9ag as Solo r frorg Ell Costa sullivan
! Reoitative, "open Unto Me the Gates Of
Righteousness" 80
Aria, 81 Will Extol Thee"
Barytone Solo, from Isaiah. Willard Patten
Recitatiiye, "Behold! The Name of the
| Lord"
Aria, Bring No More Vain oblations.
| Male Quartet and Soprano Solo. "Jubi,
M easa, H Heath Dale Fisher and Carpenter
Contralto Solo. from "st. Paul. :Mendelssohn
! Reeitative, And He Journeyed.'
Aria. but the Lord Is Mindful OF His
| Mrs Porteous.
Duet, Soprano and Alto, Lead, Kindly Ind
/
Miss Williams and Mrs Porteous.
Sextette, s.Oh, Thou Whose Power Tre-
| mendous' ...................,...... Spieker
Organ Postlude. "soeatta" .......... Dubois
A program OF unusual excellence will be
given tomorrow afternoon at the Metro
politan opera-house. MFR. DANG has provided