The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-06
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son, who lived across the ford. Inge-
borg's brothers, Hedge and Halvdan,
thwarted the lovers at every turn, and
finally sent Frithjof to the Orkneys to
collect taxes and in his absence mar
ried their sister to King Ring Of Ring
erike. Frithjof on his return lived in
cognito for a time. He refused the
crown of Rincerike at the death of the
king, but overthrow his brothers-in-
married Ingeborg and became a
mighty man.
The chorus work has been carefully
studied under the direction of Jacob
L. Hort, and the club modestly con-
siders itself equal to the task. The
organ accompaniment is one of unusual
beauty and will contribute much to
the general effectiveness of the presen-
| tation. The tickets have been placed
at nominal price for all parts of the
! church. s@s Is.
The program for the evening will be
as follows: s=g
! Overture for organ "Pomp and Circum-
,~"~ Miss Gertrude Sans sounci
Eosft d Ior HeRea Blame Wenaebose
49,, 49,. kjeFnli ,eslqo;:, forty voices. -
| fAid 1tou 1lsioClaut MooSeAoI
Maud Timer Jones. a.,
FrIthjof C Cbary1ene} Harry f. PHILIPS iage-
| borg (soprano) Maud Timer Jones: chorus of
| vikings. priests. etc. Kjerulf club. -:-.
souci
Scene I-Frthjofs return
Recitative and andante ''How Bravely Der
the noods ST So 2,t Hight Erith}e e
Scene II-Ingetorg's bridal procession to King
Ring.
- Chorus Of people, Sadly the skald Walks Be-
Solo My Heart, with Sorrow OVERCOMING -
Chorus, The Angry Norma"
Chorus Of priests, Midnight Sun on tho
Recitatiee Win chorus ITO Hela's Dark
choras Of t VIKINGS :Ashes cur Temple Soon
Scene lv-Frithjof goes into exile. ~, s, ),
Solo and chorus. Worlds Grandest Region.
sb l1' storms Wildly Roar 1ngeborg.
chorus of vki io on Nov sea He Crossed the
Floods
Solo, with chorus. ''on This Deck Raise Nc
Minneapolis may never hear Pader-
ewski play again. The great pianist is
suffering from nervous prostration and
are paralyzed. Daniel F'rohman, who
is Paderewski's manager, does not con.
, ceal the fear that the attack may be
more than temporary and that PadereW'
ski will not play again.
, A week ago the engineer of the loco
motive drawing Paderewski's cal
started off side track on to the main
! I ot,.
ing, and switchman with presence OF
mind derailed the locomotive and saved
, wreck.
The jar of the derailment broke about
: everything movable in the car anc
: piled the occupants on the floor. The
wrench to his neck and shoulders thai
e the great pianist received then, with hi
! years of strain on the muscles and. hi
!, continued work at the piano since then
t have resulted in his present illness.
s He has been obliged to cancel his en-
e gagements for the remaining. concerts O.
!, his tour, which will cost him between
0 $4,000 and $4,000.
), Miss Grace Leck, a pupil of Mrs
i Marsh Of the Northwestern Conserve
;, tory Of Music, will give her first plan
d hall. Her numbers will be from Bacl
j. Mozart, %Paderewski, Chaminade, Woi
lenhaupt, Wachs, Nevin and Merke
t Miss Rose Wagner will assist with thre
|, violin numbers. -
IS Making her only Minneapolis appear
o ance in recital, Miss Wilma Anderson
l. gram at the Simpson NJ. b. church mex
IL Wednesday evening. Mrs. Lillian F
r, Wakefield contributing the other nun
. bers. Miss Anderson, her friends sa.
a. was never in better spirit for fnishe
10 \ work than she is this spring, and a
IL excellent recital is promised. Mr.
Al Wakefield s readings will form what sE
IT. the forests and coasts Of Maine an
W breathing the spirit of the New EN-
lander. - "
y, pill of Miss Margaret w. Drew, will Civ
~ a recital at Graham hall, Friday eve
~ ~ ing. Miss Preston, will give numbe
b. from beethoven. schumHa4nn, Grleg, M
le Watkins will sing -Beethoven's! "Ad
ne laida,N a group Of Schumann 8 son!
ST and solos by Lambert and Harris.
of Miss Mabel Sawyer, pupil Of He
IT: man Zoch, will give piano :rrecit
ci Tuesday evening in the First Unitaris
he church. Miss France? Woods 49, VIII ia
C- SlSJ Will lWO ISduluSo. A1oo Aoc'
he yer's numbers will be from Mozal
nd Jensen and Field.
Id,
he Several Of J. Victor Bergquist IS p
pills will be heard in recital this mont
of Miss Elsie Williams, who. has be-
ry studying with Mr.. Bergquist for tv
n years, will appear Tuesday evening
NJ the l'arlors of the Minneapolis Mus
e. company She will play selections fro