The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-01

artist Mr.. Van YORK has the reputation of
singing the tenor roles in this particular
oratorio better than any other tenor now in
America. Active preparations are well under
way for what promises to be a memorable
occasion ~. na. ~ rs. ..:--..
The only important song recital announced
for the spring will be given by Nine. Schu-
| mann Heink April 80, under the auspices of
! the Teachers club. This event, which is
being anticipated with delight by all music
lovers, is not included in the club course,
but is a separate venture Nine. Sehumann-
Heink is one of the idols of the year in New
York where she has been heard o!tener i'll
grand opera than nearly any Other singer
and in many concerts and drawing en-
tertainments. Critics and public unite to do
her honor. She is one of the opera singers
who is especially satisfactory as a concert
singer. "
The last concert of the series by the DAM
Symphony orchestra will be given to-mor-
row afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, in the Met
ropoltan theater. Miss Amala Ripe, the
soost will make her first theatrical appear
ance since her return. from Europe. She was
| most successful abroad and succeeded in in
teresting many Of the prominent musical
people. She has a most wonderful voice and
those who have heard her in chamber and
small concerts will be glad Of the opportunity
to ascertain how well her voice fills large
theater. =.
Another intere sting feature will be the oboe
solo by Mr. Wuerz, a player of great ability
on an insSbhment that is generally known
as the clown of the orchestra. most entel-
tanning selection for the purpose mas been
chosen.
Those holding season coupons are reminded
that this occasion will be the last upon which
they can be used as they will be taken up.
The program is as follows:
March, Torehlight Dance ........., .Meyerheer
Nv rf,,rn COM oIr n n
Bajaderentanz, from the opera
Solo, hef1 BoIeTo scienne, from the opera
Miss Amalia Ripe, Soprano.
Selection from Faust Observation-Disclosures ounod
Waltz, Artists Life ................. Strauss
s = with oboe solo. H. Wuerz.'.
Capriccio Italien .Fschaikowsky
The next regular meeting of the Ladies
Thursday Musicale will be held Thursday
| morning in the Free Baptist church, Fifteenth
| street and Nicollet avenue, at 10 O'Clock.
! Schunlann is the composer represented. The
! program is as follows:
ROBERT ALEXANDER SCHUMANN. s
| (1810-1S56.)
{a1 Abendlied.
/ (b] Grand Professional March, "Queen
Mrs. George L. Lang.
Musical Notes ... Miss Gertrude Leonard
| Songs
| z(dJ WluIHuuS.
(b) ''Fra1enliebe und Leben.''. .......----
4 Mrs. Alice Adrian Pratt
(a Inn Wundersconen Monat Mai .-----
/ CD 'Mondnaeht.' Observation-Disclosures
/ (c) t.Ich Grolle NIGHT" .............--
William Herbert Dale
J. (a) .Kreislerfana..' OPP 1s, No. ST..
20 Afaes MRS. A. p :. Thomas +
I la9 "Der Nussbaum },
q (b) "Fruhligsnacht." ............-
Miss Helen Hall.
Piano and Violin. Sonata. OPP. 1o5. A
Nit leidenschaftlchen Ausdrucy
Allegretto.
4 Lebhaft
Charles A.7Graninger and EMIL straka.
Songs
Il tal s'Ich Hab' I'm Traum Geweinet''.
4 OBJ 'tDu Bist Vie Fine RGlme''t..
Miss Ednah Hall
| Duet, ''Bedeekt Mich Nit 7Blumen
S Miss Mabel Rnnge and Mss Mynn Stoddar,
Hamlin III Hunt ass;isted by Miss Clal
u Williams, soprano, wyl give a. recital Mo,