The Saint Paul globe., 1904-05-22
.HE programme committee Of the
Minnesota State Music Teach

SIS dSSOCIdllOH mas COInpI0ISu
it's programme for the third annual
meeting, which will be held in Duluth
June 16, II and 18. This programme
is exceptionally well arranged. Both
the educational and the music ses-
sions, all Of which are to be held in
the First Methodist church, make Of
ferings that are distinctly worth while
for musicians and teachers, and they
will be sure to attract audiences of a
character to appreciate and become in
terested in the work that the young
association is doing for this state.
The convention closes with the violin
recital by M. Emile Sauret. Mr.. Sauret
will have two artists to assist him in
this concert, Jessica De Wolf, the So
prano, and Arthur Speed the new
English pianist for the Chicago Mu-
sichl college. Mr.. Speed will accom-
pany Sauret and play some solos. Mr.
Fairclough and Hamlin H. Hunt are
to give organ recitals, representing st.
Paul and Minneapolis, respectively.
On the afternoon of the second day Of
the convention a concert will be given
at which the works of Minnesota COM
posers. only will be presented. The
composers who will take part are Carl
bert, st. Paul; Ernest Lachmund, Du-
luth; w. w. Nelson, of st. Paul; Rob-
ert G. Gale, Gustavus johnson and c.
A. Marshall, Minneapolis, and A. F. M
Cutance, Duluth. Thursday afternoon
a concert by state talent will be par
ticipated in by the following Mime
sofa musicians: George L. Tyler and
Mrs. Francis Woodward, Duluth, and
John A. Jaeger, st. Paul, vocalists;
and Miss Blanche Strong and Carlo
Fisher, Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. F.
G. Bradbury Duluth; Herbert F.
Sprague, ST. Paul, and Mrs. Charles
Blunt, Albert Lea, instrumentaliSts.
William ]. Henderson's lecture on
Modern Musical Tendencies" will be,
of course, the piece de resistance Of
the educational side of the convention.
Mr.. Henderson will lecture Friday
evening. The subjects of the papers
for the four round tables have not
been announced yet, but the names of
those who VIII prepare them are a
sufficient promise Of their merit. Mr..
Colville, st. Paul; Mrs. Marie Geist-
Erd, Duluth; Miss Caroline V. Smith,
Winona; Mrs. Cora A. Merry, of the
Wisconsin normal school; Miss Nellie
w. Farnsworth, of the Duluth normal
school, and Miss Fannie Pitcher, of
part in the round table discussions.
The important musical event of the
week is, of course, the Bergh testimo-
niai concert, which is to be given
Thursday evening in the Park Con-
gregational church. The concert will
bring together some artists that ST.
Paul delights to honor. Miss Gordon's
name on a programme is sufficient to
insure the success of any concert, al
though there is still some uncertainty
as to whether she will be able to sing
Thursday. An attack of bronchitis
which has troubled her for several
weeks has left a hoarseness, so that
she has not been able to say definitely
that she will sing, but she returned
from Cedarhurst yesterday feeling
somewhat better, and 1T is probable
that she will appear Thursday night.
Carlo Fischer, whom ST. Paul has not
heard for a season, will play, and, of
course, Mr.. Bergh. A feature of the
programme will be the Gade trio,
which will be played by Mr.. Bergh,
Mr.. Fischer and Mr.. Franklin Krieger.
The programme follows:
Messrs. Bergh, Fischer and Krieger.
(a} Spring Song" ;;ii;.,..... Hugo Wolf
Augusta Holmes
(d)s "Nelken" ,,,.: ,;,;,.:..;.::: .. Weingartener
Sonata Ra1an opi aliu 1S.. iano Richard Strauss
Mr.. Bergh and Mr.. Krieger.
Tenor Solo" Flower Song ........ BiZet
Mr.. George.
Cello Solo-Cantabile ..........,... Cul
Minuetto .........,.... BerSer
MIR. Fischer.
(a5 "Liebes Hymnus" "....... Strauss
NbJ- 1IdeSe ScIunldIn
Miss Gordon.
Violin Romance .............. .Grieg
Scherzo Diabolique .............. Hubay
AIRS. Frank Hoffman at the piano.
PROGRAMMES.
mrs. McFarran will present four of her
pupils in a song recital Tuesday at the
Odeon. Mrs. Katherine Hoffman will be
the accompanist. The programme fol-
lows:
20 Divine Redeemer'' Gounod
Miss Swanstrom.
Two Spring Songs
IA May Morning .Denza
Spring Is Come" little
Miss Plantikow
beloved 1t Is Morn Awkward
- Miss Chellew.
Miss Sherman.
spring Song .....................D Dick