The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-07

Theobaldi received the grand prize at the
Worlds Exposition in Paris in 1900, for
this great solo, The concert is under the
auspices Of the Northwestern college.
Mamie swanberg, pianist, will assist on
the program. The sale of reserved seats
will begin Monday morning at the Metro
politan Music store, al Sixth street S.
The Manchester college chorus will give
the cantata, "Holy City, by Gaul in the
First Presbyterian church, Portland ave-
nue. and Nineteenth street, Monday even
ing. A chorus Of forty-fiVe voices will
be led by M. E. Phillips of st. Paul. the
musical director of the college. The SOLO
lists are all st. Paul singers and include
Mrs Inez G. Won Encke, Miss Marjorie
Hall, Herbert Conners and H. E. Phillips.
Harry Doer and j. F. Haynes will be the
violinists, Miss Annie McQuilan will be at
the organ. and Mrs. H. e. Phillips at the
piano No admission will be charged, but
a silver collection will be taken.
st. Marks choir has begun active prepa-
rations and rehearsals for the presenta-
tion of stainer's "Crucifixion,'' to be given
in the church on Good Friday night, April
TO- This cantata has become annual
fea ture for the choir, and George II.
NormingtOn. chOirmaster, has determined
to make this presentation an event in
choir to the full strength of fifty voices
and soloists, whose voices are suited to
the solemn. nature of the work, will be
engaged. 7--.- p. N -
A special musical service will take the
place of the accustomed worship in
| Westminster church to- morrow evening.
| The program, which is as follows, will be
| participated in by Miss Clara Williams,
| Mesdames Porteous, McRae and Laird,
| and Messrs. Morris, Madeira, Carpenter
| and Woodruff.
Thou whose Power Tremendous" spicker; tenor
solo. sorrows Of Death" Mendelssohn. Mr.
ss1sn S1fs se solo, Hsaysn Ky bupss
Mrs Porteous: male quartet, vi With soprano ob-
bass a' solo, ::Turn I Tnee ~ to Me-; Costa, Mr
Madeira RnsE ss soS g is
ssnetus, sene 0iis Hawiey. isS '''"S' '''s''A anu
At the morning service, the quartet will
1 present two selections of especial merit
/ Parker's ''While We Have Time and
art Thou Weary" by Chadwick.
| Mr. Crosse has returned from an ex-
tended concert tour throughout the north
west and will begin a, series Of Beethoven
recitals this week. The program will be
analytical and of special interest to music
students, as we'll as highly instructive to
! all who attend. The first program will be
i Tue %LWO pOpuidIf tuS SOIldld
thetic, op. 13, and the beautiful Glove
poem" Sonata, op. q, No./2, in c SHARP
minor The second program is made uI
! of Sonata. op. 81, No. 2, commonly known
. as the Tempest Sonata the Andante
1 Favorite in f major and thirty-three va
| riations in C minor. -
A class Of graduates In the public schoo
music department Of the Northwestern
Conservatory of Music will give a recita
in Conservatory hall Wednesday evening
l The class consists of Miss Sperry of Wa
sioja Mimi; Miss Kilbourne Of Lisbon
N. D.; Miss. Walker of Clark, S. D.. anc
4 Miss Bowen cf Minneapolis. Pupils from
1.-THE piano forte and dramatic departments
will assist in. the program.
! A recital was given by pupils of Mis-:
Mabele C. Darrow at her home, 3OS
/ Park avenue this afternoon Miss Eleano]
4 Skinner, assited with group of songs
q Those taking part were. Florence Sly, Ger
s trude Sly, Maurice Cobb, Mae Rider. Ber
i nice Pratt, Lura Hutchinson, Mabel Hen