The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-03
MUSIC.

Gounod's '.Messe Solonelle,'' will be
sung by choir of sthirty-five voices Sun
day morning at 10 g.. M, and will be &C
companied by string orchestra OF ten
pieces In Ste. Anne.s church. .Lyndaie ana
Eleventh avenue N. Ed Gauthier is the
director of the choir and the musical treat
Is in honor of the dedication Of the new
main altar donated by the ladies of the
parish. - :; a,.-rt* b. >-...-E.
The plan proposed by the Apollo club to
give its concerts exclusively to subscrlb-
ers bids fair to be eminently successful.
The ultra fashionable set as well; as the
real music lovers are filling up the sub
scribers' list, which this season will OF
necessity be limited to, 400. So genuine
an interest in the Apollo club series has
never before been manifested. The en-
largement of, the chorus, and the acquire
ment of the services4o Of a pipe organ, seem
to be the most potent factors in awaken
ing the unustal interest, The concerts
Will be given in the First Baptist church.
| a. most cozy auditorium for the perfect
enjoyment Of concerts of this character.
| Iutermissions in the programs will afford
the opportunity for social tntercourse-an
| innovation, such as Is provided at the I'M
portant, concert events of the large east
ern cities. There will be two prominent
artists presented at each concert. Asso-
4 ciate membership may be obtained by
| communicating with w ~. Eichnan, %52S
Andrus building, or at the box Office IN
theh METROPOLITAN Music store. A full
membership entities the subscriber to two
reserved seats at each of the three con-
cert events. I72
A benefit concert for Miss Magda Dahl
a. pupil of Mrs. Anna s. Behrens, vii
be given Wednesday evening; Oct. -. IN
the Unitarian church. Miss Dahl Will sine
| - .~rs3ll. ha acc tod -hJ
Carlo; Fischer; Russell Patterson Mrs
Frank O'Meara Of ST.. Paul and male
, quartet Miss Dahl Is one of the younger
. musicians and is a talented member of the
, Ladies' Thursday Musicale. She will leave
: shortly after the concert for New York t
continue her studies.
. For the last time Madame Adelina Patti
! will set foot. on American shores in tn
. latter mart Of October and will begin unde
: the management of--Robertg Grau, her ina
tour in this country, on Nov, 2, In Car
. |negie Hall in New York. City, From ther
+ she will go to every important city of tn
n country. 5sSE -.
= This is not Ito say that Madame Patti
: will never come to America again. but
q will certainly not be In: a. professional ca
q Ipacity, as after a very limited number
v concerts In a few European capitals o
:. the conclusion of her tour In America, >sh
!, will retire for good from public life
u thereafter Madame Patti may make q
: occasional appearance for some grea
charitable object. but that, Of course. 7
a matter Of some doubt. She will Ger
tainlyg not take any further professions
engagements. ~, :
8 Something Of sentiment entered into he
accentance Of Robert 5Grau's proposals thi
YEAR. It was att first contemplated
f make lengthy final trip all thru Europe
: But Mr.. Grau's offer was coupled with z
t hint Of her duty to the land Of her adop
t ton. She began here md, logically ne
took Fthi. view of the 81 ionsa The Ion