The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-12
NOVELTIES

The next regular meeting OF the Ladies
Thursday Musicale will be given Thursday
morning in the Unitarian church, at 10
O'Clock. Chopin and Chadwick are the COM
peers represented and the following is the
program:
Mrs T. D. Bell
Songs la) -Four Leaf Glover ....... .Browne.
90 Love. the Pedlar' German
Mrs Edmund E. SMITH.
Piano (a) Etude OPP. TO- No. 3......... Chopin
90 Polonaise, OPP. % ........... .CEapin
Miss Laura Jacob.
(D) Lament ............... .ChadWlck
Mrs. George E. Bertrand
Violin, Second Nocturne -. Chopin Wihalmj
Miss Verna Golden
Songs s. s. "T EsSasS Art So Like Chadwick
The Arion Male Quartet
Messrs. A. J: Gahring, j. A: Williams D. NJ,
Weshoon, c. S. Laird.
Piano, Ballade in G minor, Op. %. E. Chopin
Mrs. A. NJ. Sheldon.
Song, Der Himmel hat cine Thrane
Miss Esther Gugenia Osborn
Violin oblgato by Carl Riedelsberger.
benefit song recital will be given by
Miss Ethel E. Harris Tuesday evening, April
%, in the Unitarian church. Miss Harris IS
one of the younger musicians who is going
to New York to study voice culture for a
year. This will be farewell concert and
she will be assisted by Mrs. Maude Ulnei
Jones, William Herbert Dale, H. S. Wool
ruff and Mrs. Josephine Bonaparte Rice,
reader The program will be as follows:
Vocal solo, .Volets" ........... Ellen Wright
"Irish Folk Song. 1880. Foote
Miss Ethel E. Harris.
Vocal solo, Two Grenadiers''' -. .schumann
w. Herbert Dale
Reading, Spanish DUEL ............. Waller
Mrs. ,JOSeDhne BOnaDarto Rice
Vocal solo, When Song Is Sweet Sans souci
Love Love in May: Horatio Garter
Mrs. Maude Ulmer Jones
Duet, In Our Boat ............... .Allitsen
Miss Harris and Mr.. Dale
Reading, Fri King" TRANSLATED by Sir
Mrs. Josephine Bonaparte Rice.
Vocal solo, My Heart Is sair'' .,.......---
Haste to the Holy ISLE .Partheroe
w. Herbert Dale.
Vocal solo, "The Sweetest
Flower Van der STRICKEN
''Vainkas Song" Won Strutzman
Miss Harris.
Alexander Musgrave of St. Paul will sing
at concert to be given at Park Congrega
tional church Tuesday evening, April %, un-
der the auspices of the entertainment COM
mittee of the church. Mr.. Musgrave has a
beautiful barytone voice which has seldom
been heard in Minneapolis.
Mr. Crosses Beethoven recitation Monday
will complete the series of weekly programs
begun in January. In response to numerous
requests from many who have not heard the
complete course Mr.. Crosse will repeat the
entire series of Bach and Beethoven programs
next season, adding several new programs
which will number, instead of eleven, sin
teen different recitals of the principal piano
works of these giants in music" Following
is the program for Monday, which as a nov
city includes Beethoven-s only polonaise
rarely heard and comparatively unknown
even among musicians which the master
wrote by special request for the czariua Of
Russia: Adagio (from OPP 10G). introductione
ct polonaise, Mack Funebre from op 2Gy,
Sonana appassionate op 81 allegro assa an
dante con motto. allegro troppo
Mendelssohn program will be given in
the Church of the Redeemer tomorrow eve
ming. The choir will be assisted by Mrs. r.
II. Rose, soprano. Mrs. John Harris Chick
is organist and musical director The pro-
gram will be as follows:
Organ "Allegretto un POGO Agitato. Mrs.
Chick quintet ~ Waited for the Lord Miss
Runge, Mrs. Rose, Miss Stoddard, Messrs.
Morris and Rayenscroft; selections from Eli
jah''; recitative and air, Lord Gou OF Abra-
ham" Mr.. Ravenscrof quartet Cast Thy