The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-01
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.

cts at reduced prices. TO get the bene.
At Of this reduction It will be necessary
where the clerk will be in attendance
during the morning hours only.
The idea Of honoring the memory of
Gunnar Wennerberg, the beloved Swedish
statesman, poet and composer, by holding
memorial concerts at which his compost
lions would be the feature Of the program,
originated with the American Union Of
Swedish Singers. Last year q number of
concerts were held in various parts OF the
country-NeW Y ork, Chicago, Boston, Min
neupclis, Duluth-and the proceeds were.
donated to some worthy cause. The Min
neapolis concert was a decided success,
both artistically and financially, and many
who attended expressed a desire for g
repetition The affair was given In the
Swedish Tabernacle. which proved too
small by far and the program this year
will be given; in the. exposition building,
Friday evening, Nov. IA. Much interest
is manifested in this concert and there Is
great demand for tickets. Both the
mixed chorus. which numbers over 400
voices. and the male chorus, which num-
bers about 125 voices, have met for re-
hearsals weekly for the last ten weeks.
and are we'll prepared to sing some OF
Wennerberg's most beautiful music. The
net proceeds Of last years concert We're
given to the Swedish hospital. The hos
pital has been remembered this year, as
half Of the net proceeds have been PROM
Used it and half to the fund for enter.
tanning the music festival and convention
Of the American Union of Swedish singers,
which will be held in Minneapolis next
July. The following church choirs and
male choruses, besides large number Of
individuals not affiliated with any choir,
are represented in the Wennerberg mem
M, 4ol~ JfcI
Lutheran Augustana, First Swedish Bap-
>tist, First Swedish Methodist, st. Ans
sarius Episcopal, Swedish Temple, swe-
dish Lutheran Bethlehem, Our Savior 8
Norwegian Lutheran, English Lutheran
Salem, Bethel Baptist. Swedish Lutheran
St. PAUL., Swedish Lutheran Emanuel,
Elm Swedish Baptist, Second Swedish
Methodist, Swedish Mission North, Swe-
dish Lutheran Salem, Swedish Mission
Northeast, Swedish Lutheran Zion, Nor
wegian- Danish Methodist, South Swedish
Mission, Norwegian Bethania Methodisr,
Orpheus Singing Society, Nordmaendenes
Songforening. Swedish Tabernacle Male
Choir, the Kjerulf Club and Swedish
Methodist Male Choir.
The Ladies' Thursday musicale will hold
It's regular meeting in the Unitarian
church Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
The composers Of the last half Of the nine
teenth century will be studied this season
and Wagner and List will be represented
In the following program: -.s% g..
Mrs. W. B. Aibee. Miss Bessie Brundage Miss
Leila Potter, Mrs. W. H: Marsh.
Song, "Elsas Dream" Lohengrin. ...... Wagner
| Mrs Florence e. Parke.
(a} '.Thou,rt SO Like Flower" ........: .L,sz,
Miss Grace Ames.
Piano, Isoldens LiebesTod 49,. Wagner-Brassir
| Tristan and Isolde.
| Miss Gertrude Sans Souct
Aria. Dich Theure Halle, Tannhauser. Wagner
so,r go s.,n Mis- M Mosf1.I RunEe. 1,sz
Mini Minneapolis Ladies' onsrtet-Mss Ednah Hall
Mrs II. D. Bell Miss Mabel Otis, Mrs. Pink
Piano, nat concerto .......:..........L List
Miss Mamie swanberg.
Orchestral parts on second piano by Miss Con
| stance Osborn.
The choir Of the Church Of the Immac
ulate Conception is preparing elaborate
tifical high mass which will be sung by
Bishop Keane. The regular choir hal
been increased to fifty voices and will
sing Rheinberger's solemn mass in c
with orchestral and organ accompaniment
Miss Frances Vincent will sing the Sane
tus from Gounods est. Cecelia's Mass.
The Coronation March," by Meyerbeer
will be used as a occasional.
The music in the Lyndale Congrega
tional church tomorrow will be special.
suited to the communion service. Tn
double quartet choir will sing an excerp
from Gounod's sacred trilogy, 1.-THE Re
demption.' Crosby Hops will sing VIII
lard's Forget All Thy Sorrows" as al
offertory.
Mrs. Maud Ulmer Jones will sing sol
in the Hennepin Avenue M. E. church to
morrow. Mrs. Jones, Messrs. Davies ant
Stevens will give the trio, praise Ye tn
Lord" by Geibel. Emil Oberhoffer i
organist and director.
Tomorrow evening there will be specia
music in Westminster church. = s
Woodruff will play an organ number from
, Flavell, there will be a tenor solo b.
Tschaikowsky, duet for the soprano an
, barytone from Mendelssohn; q contralt
solo by Lane and the offertory will b
Schultz's Peace Rests on Field an
> Wood and HILL by an unaccompanie
quartet.
, The third monthly musical service wi
be given in St. Marks church tomorrow
evening. Gaurs cantata, THE Hol