The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-03

the palpitating, pulsating thing its COM.
poser intended it, but instinct with his
own personality as well. The work sobs
or eXults, it mourns or laughs at his
will.
During his present tour Hamburg has
occasioned the critics to wonder at his
virtuosity. They have been astounded
at his vigor, his force, his delicacy, his
tenderness. 1t is difficult to conceive OF
a feeling or attribute of a musician which
they have not ascribed to him. One ad-
mirable critic Of a Cincinnati paper capped
the climax; however, by saying that he
was pre-eminently a pianist to see. He
grabbed great chunks of melody" and
"bobbed up and down on the piano stool
| like an animated mop The same con-
scientious critic says that Hamburg is
nervous, and "created much merriment
| by retiring over the conductors stand,
repeating the feat after two encores
| The sale of seats for Hambourg's recital
will begin tomorrow at the Metropolitan
Music store.
| The next regular meeting of the Ladies'
Thursday Musicale will be held Thurs
| day morning in the Unitarian church.
miscellaneous program will be given,
which has been arranged as follows:
VI Miss ss Grace Page.
Quartet-"sspanish Gypsy Girl.
Miss MaSsl Eanse: Mrs: ": S. MsSshall
Songs-'.Song Thoughts Neidlinger
ta(-"The First Dandelion'
(c)-"Consolation.''
| Mrs. Cleone Daniels Bergren.
p'anolEmptomptu ffnde - Lisz, Lisz,
h''oe Miss Gertrude Dobbyns: A'sN'
Song-"O, Dry Those Tears del Riego
v,o,,, ponsahso. Miss Augusta schacht. v,o,,.ss,
''''' 'iis Miss Mabel Augustine. ''H'' ~
''''e CO. Yea W % and NaF':. % old ID French Melody
Miss Adele May Spencer.
Piano-(al Gavotte from Third English
(b} .Maiden:s Wish .:::.:. .:::: Chopin. List
. (c) False BrllaHte in A..... .Moszkowskt
! I'D 's.F Miss Rena Burnham.
To have had two such pupils as Kocian
and Kubelik would seem to be honor
enough for one teacher but such has
: been the good fortune of Sevcik, the yio-
lin teacher at the conservatory of Prague.
The two youths have burst upon ths
:, world like two brilliant meteors. and
:; this year it is kocian whose orbit is ap
p, fproaching. His present American tour
has been one uninterrupted succession of
= trumphs and through it ALL the even
= tempered, quiet hammered youth has pre-
!, served his poise. His head has not been
a touched by all this adulation, and he bids
: fair to complete the season utterly un-
v spoiled by praise and attention.
Minneapolis musicians Will be prominent
d in the dedication concert for d new organ
d at Bismarck, n. D., next Tuesday even
It ing. A. M. Shuey will give the organ
v numbers and the vocal soloist will be
g Maude Ulmer Jones. The organ is in the
2 First Presbyterian church.
: Miss Gertrude Sans Souci will leave this
+. evening for a trip to Kansas City, Sioux
d City, st. Joseph and Leavenworth. Kan,
- where she will give series of ..F,noch Ar
/ den' recitals. Miss Alice Grannis of Chi
l. cago will give the vocal portion of the pro-
~ grams. Mrs. Maud Ulmer Jones will Join
e Miss Sans Souci for the week of March
is Is and they will give series of song
and piano recita1s. Miss Sans Souci has
been very successful in her recital work
and her programs have been received
j with enthusiasm.
II Miss Harriette Hiscock, who went to
Florida two weeks ago, is meeting with
10 great success. She has given several song
| rccita1S and the critics are ir