The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-31
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
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"A 'piona and violin recital was given
Thursday evening by the pupils Of Miss
Minnie Weidman and Mr.. Vistrom al
Kistler's hall. Those taking part were
Clifford Gilt Heaney, Erma Nyquist. Her
Opsahl, Edith Hough, Ella Lofquist
Leonard jacobson and Ruth Johnson
~ The 4 ) Hennepin en- .e Avenue NJ: F: {; church
sist of Mrs. William Gordon Brackett
soprano, Miss Edith Pearce, contralto,
p. Alvin Davies, tenor; Harry E. Phil
lips, barytone; and Dr.: W: Rhys-
During the coming winter months it is
purposed to devote at least one Sunday
evening in each month to a musical
service-one evening being given up to
selections from Elijah,'' one from
"stabat Mater one from " Messiah -
etc. The quartet is exceptionally well
balanced, and is sure to prove a decided
success. .-.......... .....
Miss Pearce, the contralto, is a new
ars in MIN hdi3E drGo wSeh
time she has been studying with Miss
as public singer in Minneapolis. Miss
Pearce has a voice Of unusual range, and
of a very rich and beautiful quality.
Mr.. Davies is we'll known locally, hav-
ing sung in the principal churches in
this city for some years. His pure
te tenor 26e voice will be gEsat acquisition
known as one of the foremost singers in
St. Paul. Recently he has been singing
in st. John s Episcopal church in that
city. DR.. RhysHerbert, the organist
known as an organist and composer:
The new quartet will make it's first
appearance tomorrow singing the fol-
lowing program:
Morning-Prelude, Pastorale, Wachs;
anthem, Jubilate in c, H. j. Stewart;
Buck; duet, Cricifx, Faure, Messrs
Davies and Phillips; postlude in E fiat,
Faulkes.
Evening-Prelude, Melody in D fiat,
sfies W. RhysHerSert the osrtory
"Fear Not, O Israeli Spicker; post
lude, chorus in G, Smart.
| At the Church Of the Redeemer there
will be but one change in the choir.
Miss Inez Marston will fill the vacancy
left by the resignation of Miss Stod-
dard. The other members Of the choir
will be Mrs. Maude Jones, soprano; J.
Austin Williams, tenor; and Hal J.
Stevens, basso; Emil Oberhoffer, di-
rector and organist.
Westminster church will retain it's
present choir unchanged and it's organ
ist and musical director, H. s. Wood
ruff. The choir members are Miss
Clara Williams, soprano; Mrs: W. N.
Porteous, contralto; O. T. Morris, tenor;
Addison Madeira, basso.
Wesley church will retain It's present
plan of strong chorus choir of twenty
five Voices under the direction Of Will
lard Patten. The organist will be Mrs.
F.. W. Jones, who came to Minneapolis
from Sparta.
The choir of the First Presbyterian
church will be under the direction of
Dean Fletcher and will be composed Of
Miss Alberta Fisher, soprano; Mrs. D..
w. French, alto; Thomas McCracken,
tenor; and Cornell R. Keeler, bass. They
will sing the anthem, "Praise the Lord,
O, NV Soul,'' by Mori, and Mr.. Keeler
will sing Gounod's 'tRing Out Wild
! Bells,' tomorrow morning.
The Anderson -Reohr Recital company
will leave New York next week for a
three-months' concert in the south, fill
ing an engagement at the Chautauquas
at De Funiak Springs, Tampa and
Gainesville, Fla. They have been Civ
ing holiday concerts in New York and
Brooklyn. Earlier in December they
filled three weeks dates in Ohio, In
diana and Illinois. The members Of the
company are Miss Wilma Anderson,
pianist; Ruth AndersonReohr, violinist;