The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-09
MUSIC

There is mo more admirable example OF |
sane, healthy, happy living than Nine
Schumann- Heink, the great contralto of
the generation. whose song. recital Mon
day night in the First Baptist church I'M
der the auspices sof the Teachers. club,
will be the great vocal event Of the sea-
son now drawing to a close. Nine. Schu-
mann-Heink might be accepted as a model
by all ambitious singers and following
her regime in spirit would certainly en-
able them to make the most of
their talents, great or small.
The great prinna donna says that she
is blessed by nature with exceptionally
good health and to this she simply adds
ordinary common sense, living with due
respect to the :well=known laws of shy
giene. Mine is a simple life, with no
elaborate rules or observances, I am in
terested in and love my profession with
all my heart. In that lies great slim
illus to health. Contentment and inter-
est in life keep. the heart young, the brain
active and the entire physical being in
perfect condition. During the time of the.
year when there; is spI opera, j am at my
home, Villa TIM, 4 near Dresden. There.
live a happy country life with my hus-
band and children, spending much of my
time in the sunshine and among my rose
trees $500
/ It has always been a matter Of COM
ment in New York that in good weather.
the prinia donna always walks the mile
+ or more between her hotel and the opera
house and when it storms she takes a
street car. She does not coddle herself
and does not expect it of others. Plenty
of fresh air at all times and walks every
day are Indispensable In her program.
! Central Park, N. Y, is one of her fayorite
| lla UNITS and she sometimes spends hours
there. She IS not in the least recluse
| and sets apart the latter part of each
l. Il eS~, -hoV
! friends and she does not always refuse
| herself to people on opera days, altho
more careful about firing her voice by
| talking.
1t is by keeping. we'll thru rational liv
| ing that this singer of the glorious voice
| is able to charm every one who hears her
and to sing in opera oftener than any
/ other of Mr.. Grau's singers and still be
fresh and delightful for concert work in
which she is the brightest star.
| The program for the Minneapolis con-
| cert will be as follows:
a jRecitative and aria from est. Paul.
! Gin English) Mendelssohn
i w OHM Scnupert
Song cy alnaen1 rraueniiebe und Ieben
ssa apph ais ODE; - BRAHMS
..Fruhlingslied Becker OK.
4 Under the auspices Of the department Of
music Haydns oratoriO. THE Creation,
1 will be sung in the university chapel next
Saturday evening by the University Choral
union under the direction Of Emil Ober-
hotter The work forms part Of the music
course offered by the university and has
been in preparati ton since Christmas. The
solos will be taken by Mrs Maud U1me1
Jones. soprano; Alvin Davies, tenor, and
I Alfred Wiley, basso: and there will be or
81 chestral Accomplishments. The musica
jrf1 10 already reserved 400 sea rs
ibut the general public will have an op
portunity of obtaining goodly numbel
of reserved. places. They will be placed
on sale at the Metropolitan Music store
i Thursday morning.
Monday evening Misses Anna Anderson
+ Of Wayzata, Mimi; Miss Myrtle Jones
s Miss Ella Long and Miss Irene Brown will
!, give recital in johnson hall to mari
their completion Of the teachers cours
:. in the johnson School of Music. The.
will be assisted In the program by Mis-
. Jennie Lewis.
The During's Ladies quintet, counted
) as the best organization of its kind il
Europe, and who gave a very successful
: concert in this city last Wednesday eve
ming, will give a second concert in Mime
= apo1is this evening in the Plymouth
: church. Curtis g: Morse. the entertainer
who. on account of illness, was prevente,
from taking part in Wednesday evening
:, : concert. is now well, and will give som
: excellent readings. The following program
9 will be rendered:
t PART LIN Evening Costume.
Leende De1ar -. Hallber
n Quintet.
= Iut Hawkins Wife q. 50. -. .......... Penn
= = Mr.. Morse.
: Iangtan -. ~. &. !. EdW. Durin
Miss Ahlberg
: Blasen nu ALA beiiina
Z.
# Mortgage scene, David Harunn'' ..... Wesco
II Mr.. Morse
!. PART u.-In National Costume.
SIS fa) .Varsang EusS. Dulli
3 iby Tyst nttt Inertia 80. Bari
Quintet.
Lila TELL ~. Beschn1
= Miss Andreen.
y Reading, selected .........s
:. Mr.. Morse
Serenade EdW. Dur1i
II Quintet.
ic The University Glee and Mandolin clu
st Twill give its seventh annual home cor
= cert Wednesday evening, May ID, at Plyn
10 outh ,Cong1 egational church. The clu
this year is the largest in the history
the institution, numbering about fit
u men. The boys have just returned fro
Il a very successful Trip thru the westei
and southern parts Of the state ana al