The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-11
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I Were King" In the evening the topics will
De Saloon, 'University'' and The Po-
litical Pons Asinorum, or, the Sphinx" There
will also be violin and vocal numbers and
a recitation. .a ..-..,
Miss Ida Ween, a promising pupil of Miss
Bertha Doeltz, will make her debut in piano
recital to be given in the Unitarian church
the last of the month. The program will
consist Of selections from the old and modern
classics. .
Miss Verna Golden has been engaged to
take charge of the violin department and
Professor Robert Gale as Instructor in har-
mony, counterpart and composition in the
Johnson. School of Music. Oratory and ORA
matte Art;
Local Knights of Pythias are looking for
ward with pleasure to the benefit concert to
be given by the X. of P. band Tuesday eve-
ming In the Lyceum theater. On this occa-
sion the knights loyal, in uniform, and their
ladies, both Of Minneapolis and st. Paul, will
unite In making this affair musical, frater-
nal and social success. The program will be
interspersed with vocal selections and read
ings and will be as follows: - ~ -@~ ~ "
PART g.. T., :. .,,',.
X p Band '
The Jolly Buslos Medley usa BsWitt
X. p. Band. solos by Loveridge, Parks and
@-,. Proper. ST.. ..a,s- +
o.. -, Temple Quartet.
Overture, '1vanhoe' .................... Hazel
K p Band > = :
PART II.
~ i1'D''0Aoo X, P. Band. 7u' 'on
Contralto Solo, "sognai" q DREAMY F. shira
Miss Mae Cole.
"At'A' son X. p. Band: ''aD'
Soprano Solo, ''Una Voce POGO f. 49,
Miss Harriette Hiscock.
War Songs Of tie Boys In Blue. .Laurendean
X. B. Band, solos for All Instruments.
= Miss Harriet Hiscock is one Of the youngest
of Minneapolis singers and Is a great favorite.
Her voice is pure coloratura and shows the
effect of careful training. She studied with
Schoen Rene for Ave years and Is now sing
ing as soprano in All Souls church. She
has given several very successful recitals in
the northwest.
Miss Mae Cole will sing "Sognai" by F.
Shira. Those who have heard Miss Cole
speak In highest praise of her style, voice
and execution. Her voice, naturally sweet
and full, shows the result of training, and
she is one Of the leading contraltos Of the
city. y &c..
Hugh O'Donnell is we'll known in local
is one Of the best known fraternity choirs In
the city, and is under the able direction OF
Mr.. Eichman. ~. e." ,-....,.
The recital which Gustavus Johnson will
give at the Johnson school auditorium next
Thursday evening will be somewhat out of
the ordinary, as at that time he will present
several of the smaller compositions of the
great masters more often heard in the studio
than on the recital platform The programs
Of the average piano recital usually contain
numbers SO far in advance of the work of the
student that Mr. Johnson has deemed it ex-
ped1ent to play some pieces that will be espe-
cially interesting from the students view
point. He will also play two new compost
tons of his own, from a set of characteristic
dances just published, one of which is his
Wellknown Dams Andalouse, which he has
SO often played The two pieces are Ma
zurka and Tarantelle Following is the
program. -sss
freampuio :....'............:.. :bach
Sonata, op. 10, No. 3................B Beethoven
Presto; largo mesto; menuettO; allegro;
rondo allegro.
s'Two Musical Moments. ......... Schubert
Polonaise, op. rs, No. 2................C Chopin
Nocturne, op. Is, No. 2................C Chopin
Fantasia, impromptu .......".:...... Chopin
Mazurka, op. 20, No. / (new). 49,. Johnson
Tarantelle, op. %, No. 2 (new)..... johnson
LA Campella' ........;. List
Clarence "A. Marshall will give a series OF
lectures on musical history in Conservatory
hall on Wednesday afternoons. Although
given to the graduating class, these lectures
will be open to the public Illustrations, in
strumental and vocal, will be given by differ
ent teachers.
At the Northwestern Conservatory of Music
class in musical analysis commences mex
week. at which sonatas and symphonies will
be analysed and methods Of composition ex.
amined systematically.
The choir of q First Congreg ationa
church will give Illivans oratorio, 1.-THE
Prodigal Son" the last OF the month. TIL,
choir consists of quartet and chorus under
the direction OF Clearance A. Marshall.
Times, who comes here for concerts at tn,
Lyceum Feb 81 and %, supplements the worl
| Of his band by giving entire scenes from sucl
well known operas as Faust, Lohengrin,
Lucia and Carmen. To do this properl,
| he carries with him force of vocal artist
more than big enough to outnumber the or
binary grand opera company. Among tn
| singers he has with him on this tour are tn
following notable performers: Miss France
Boyden, the young American soprano; Sig
Achille Alberti, famous barytone; Sig Ed
gardo Zerni, the famous tenor, and Signor
| Adele Borghi, whom Mr.. Times importe
especially to render her greatest success
! Carmen. !" during the tour.