The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-08
Trinity church boy choir. Mrs. Josephine
Bonaparte Rice will give three recitations.

Trinity church boy choir. Mrs. Josephine
Bonaparte Rice will give three Rotations.
A Juvenile cantata viii be given Friday
church under the auspices Of the Sunday
school,
Miss Ellefson will sing "a Voice That
Bids Me Come" by Hartwell-Jones, as the
offertory In Fowler M. e. church to-mor-
row morning. A quartet and chorus will
assist in the music and Mr.. Williams will
have as a solo my Soul Longeth," by
Marston In the evening Mr.. Hoerger and
Mr.. Williams will take the solos. The
choir will sing, by request, "Hark, Hark,
My soul, by Shelley. .-... ..s....
Master Eugene Pauly, the boy soprano,
will sing In concert In the opera house
at Fair~nOnt, Mimi, Tuesday evening. He
will go down Monday morning and be the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Patterson.
Miss Drama Stephen is to be the So
prano soloist in the Fourth Baptist church.
While in Morocco last summer Rudolph
Aronson composed Moorish intermezzo
/ 1.-THE Caravan" which he played for and
dedicated to the sultan Of Morocco. The
composition has just been published and
Mr.. Aronson has forwarded to Fee band
parts for fifty musicians, comprising the
private band Of the sultan. Kocian, the
young Bohemian violin virtuoso, who is
under MIR. Aronson's management, will
give a special concert before the sultan
Of Morocco in April, following his Amer
lean engagement, after which he Is to
give two concerts in Paris, two concerts
In Prague and in June and July he will
again concertize in London. He will give
a special concert in New York for the
Bohemian poor Of the Bohemian centers
of the United States In Chicago, st. Louis,
Cleveland, Milwaukee, Cedar Rapids,
Omaha and other cities. The program
will be from Bohemian composers.
The announcement of Joseph Baern
STEMS appearance in song recital in this
city has been received with very general
satisfa ction. His magnificent work in
oratorio has made him great favorite
hear him in recital. Judging from press
notices, no disappointment Is in store for
his admirers when they hear him next
Saturday evening. Every where critics
have been most liberal in his praise, and
audiences wildly enthusiastic. Endowed
by nature with a magnetic personality, a
fine intelligence and q wonderful voice,
Mr.. Baernstein has backed up these gifts
by assiduous study and the result has
been to place him In the foremost rank
Of American singers.
TO make this recital doubly attractive,
Sara Anderson, known in private life as
Mrs. Baernstein,' appears with him. All
that can be said in, praise of Mr.. Baern-
stein may be repeated In regard to Miss
Anderson. They seem equally endowed.
Their programs cover wide field of mus
ical literature, the selections ranging from
grave to gay, from the robust to the
tender.
The recital will be given at First Bap-
fist church under the auspices Of Thurs
day Musicale. Saturday evening, Nov.
15. Seat sale opens Tuesday, Nov. II, at
Metropolitan Music company. Members
of the Thursday Musicale may obtain res
duction tickets by calling at studio any
morning.
Nine Ragna Lime, who comes to Min
neapolis to sing in the Wennerberg Me-
mortal concert, will also sing in the
Church OF the Redeemer Sunday evening,
Nov. 16.. - =