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

Mandolin Club =
Mulligan Musketeers h. w. Atkinson
-'# Glee Club.
Harwood Gavotte ............., H. 0. Wheeler
! Mandolin Club -.
Suabian Love Song Observation-Disclosures. Gluck
Glee Club. 49,
Mandolin Solo, Waltz from Faust. .Gounod
Francis Fl. Robertson.
Student Song .......:'. Macy
Selection from King Dodo" ........... .Luders
Mandolin Club.
i Glee Club.
Violin Solo,: Legende ............ WieniaWskl
NJ: Cragg Walston.
Gypsy Love Song clay
W. NJ. Brown and Glee Club
., Mandolin Club.
Glee and Mandolin Clubs.
The fifth and last program of the Hoevel
string quartet chamber music concerts will
be given Tuesday evening. The program will
be an exceptionally interesting one, perhaps
the most SO of the series 1t will contain
Mozart and Beethoven quartet in addition to
the Well-knowni and favorite Scherzo from
the quartet by Mendelssohn, op. A, No. 2.
Each concert has shown marked improve
ment in the work of the quartet, and: the pub
lie will be entitled to expect most success
full performance Tuesday evening" both in the
execution and selection Of the program. Much
and increasing interest has been shown since
these concerts were begun, and there is every
prospect of future attempts in this direction
being well patronized by the, music-loying
public. The quartet concerts have supplied
a class of music not heretofore given IN Min
neapolis, and the experiment OF the hrst Sc
ries has proved so successful that; the Mems
club promises more Of similaI character
in the future. Mr.. Zoch, the solost for Tues-
day evening" is too well known to Mime
f,of~ TIM or
the selections to be given will be Of an ex-.
trenely pleasing and interesting character.
The program fellows:
Quartet, No. %, Peters Ed. Mozart
:, Allegro Moderate, Alllegretto.
Adagio Sostemento, from Sonata sOp.
~ -, Mr. zoch -.
ta) Air for G. string from Suite. :. Bach
(b) Scherzo from Quartet OPP. Al,
No 7: ndelssohn
1solds:s Liebestod, from Tristan ana
MI Zoch.
Quartet. OPP. 18, No. 8 ........... Beethoven
The Adagio from Beethoven's piana. sonata
Op. LOG is from the most gigantic sonata ever
written and the movement is without doubt
the greatest piano adagio in all music liter
allure. It was composed during those painful
years of Beetheven's life in which he was
bidly conscientious feeling of duty toward
his nephew, but it has conveyed many a
hearer into the higher atmosphere Of all that
is purest and noblest.
The quartet was really the first one OF
OPP. IS in order Of composition and was
written when Beethoven was about 20 years
! of age. Being his first quartet it is interest
| ing to compare it with those of his prede
cessors, Haydn and Mozart. The greatness
of Beethoven is shown immediately for in
| comparison the corresponding first quartets
/ of his two masters appear infantiie.
\ The Philharmonic club is using every pos
| sble means to obtain the services of Mr..
! Baernstein for the performance of the Gre
| alton The bass solos are SO admirably
/ suited to his voice that the directors feel
/ doubly enthusiastic over the prospects. The
Thigh standard set by the club in the solo sing
1 ers and chorus of past concerts will be main
/ tanned in the coming program. Miss Clifford
has sung to the satisfaction OF that most diff
i cult task master, Theodore Thomas, and has
j made name for herself both as vocalist ant