The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11

. MISS MURIEL FOSTER, s
s0lSist with Minneapolis Tinns ,! Symphony Or.
i S ssss9 e. at First Baptist Church, on !:
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i Miss Muriel Foster, who will be the
soloist with the Minneapolis Symphony
orchestra at it's fourth concert, Feb. "a,
= in the First Baptist church, is one of
Eng!and's most famous singers, altho
twenties. Miss Foster is an especial
favorite with royalty in Englan and
is often commanded to sing at court.
Last year she sang at Windsor Castle
before the king and queen and the
king and queen of Italy, and she tells
the following story, first stating That
faces:
"After the concert, and the king
and queen and others had spoken to
me, I said to a gentleman of the court
Gas I thought): "Now, please tell me
who everybody iss' With pleasure,
% over tine there is my neee Princess
toria, and that lady is Imagine my
feelings when I discovered that the gen
tleman of the court who so readily
! gave me this information was the Duke
Of Connaught! He thoroly entered into
: there decided to buy photographs of all
the royal family, so that l may. avoid
such a catastrophe in the future.'
Vladimir de Paehmann, the great
Russian pianist, Anito Rio, Isabella Bou-
ton, Edward johnson and Charlotte Ma,
conda are among the sololsts engaged
for the opening concerts to be given
to mark the completion Of the new
Auditorium.
March l, the opening night, Nine. Ma
condo will be the sololst, assisting me
Apollo club, philharmonic club and Mn l
program. March 2,"Artist 81 night, de
Pachmann will be heard with the Sym
phony orchestra as we'll as Nine. Ma
conda. .,
De Pachmann, who Is considered one
Of the gIe4sst yR a hopn h sn ~o rid
has ever known, has never been head
in Minneapolis, so his coming r. has IS
awakened the deepest interest. 1t is
expected that he will play one OF
Chopin's beautiful concertos, besides
solo numbers.
The soloists for the chlldren's CON
cert will be announced later.
Nine. Gadski could not arrange her
ENGAGEMENTS 80 as to take part In the
festival, but the great singer will be the
- soloist at the closing Symphony orches'
ira concert.
auditorium, the Philharmonic club has
! arranged practically two new courses
for those who have not already SUB
scribed. One course includes the four
festival concerts, and the other com
bines the festival concerts the orea 4he
Two remaining Philharmonic choral con
certs when Joseph Baernstein will be
among the noted soloists engaged. In
formation as to either course can be OBJ
tanned from the secretary at the Metro
politan Music store.
Hermann Zoch has given sixty -fy'
piano recitals in Minneapolis and hi
will add one more to the number Tues
- day evening when he will give pro
gram in the Unitarian church., MT
Roch's programs are always worth hear
Ing and for this occasion he has chose1
to play the following numbers:
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The Thursday Musical will hold it
thursday morning at 10 O'Clock, whe
the following program will be given:
Organ on'rs MISS Divina 6thenevert. v
rw9 pianos. ''symphony in O Minor, Beethove
ISilegro con brio, Andante con motto, Allegr
Kathss.ne ga, and Miss Edna Dunn Fra,
Song 4n Asf ss.. i; 4. North: n..,n
Piano. 'sehsr m. op: r 4 Knapp. .Sr'hn
Songs 81 "sPEing" .H ansSn
% "W Miss &asasta Brown: HF'00
song Miss augusta sehaeht: 80
R''n0' ''S Mrs Maid az; orr Nelson :. o'p
Orchestral parts at second piano by Mrs.
P Wander Horck. .
Tomorrow evening there will be speci'
musical service in the Hennepin Avenu
Rossini's "Stabat Mater' will /
given by Mrs William Gordon Bracl
cit, Miss Edith Pearce, D. Alvin d.
vies and Harry E. Phillips, with D
William Rhys-Herbert at the organ.
Mr.. Phillips will sing with the, s
Paul Choral club in a rendition Of til
"Stabat Mater this month F..
Tomorrow being the anniversary {
the birth Of Lincoln, a special mem
rial service will be held in the Churc
go of the Redeemer In the evening, wit
a program of patriotic music by tt
choir and an address by Dr.: Shuttle
Miss Mary FELTON, will give an orga
recital in St. Mary's Catholic churc
Saltwater, Thursday evening, and Mi
Clara Williams will vary the progra
with soprano solos. Miss FELTON, W.
. formerly supervisor Of music in IL
Saltwater schools and much intere
has been reused in her recital.
Miss Loretta Dellone, the harpis
Mrs Maud Ulmer Jones and Miss &c
trude Sans Souci, gave concert in S
Paul early in the week.
The Ralph Connor club Of Ora
Presbyterian church will give it's thi
annual concert In the church Frid;
evening. The program will include
pleasing variety Of numbers, and W
be given by large orchestra, doub
quartet and two soloists. The affa
is for the benefit of the church bull
ing fEn1
The special musical program in s
Marks procathedral tomorrow W
mark the close of the Epiphany Sc