The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29

YTYHILE matters musical will be
AMI quiet this week, except for the
WW Zoch recital, there was a little
YE burst of speed last week, and
next week the winter season will
be on in full swing. After that, some
thing will be doing most Of the time.
All arrangements have not been COM
ments, recitals and concerts that are
to be given here, but enough has been
settled to determine the fact that Min
neapolis is to be very busy and will
have to do lot of listening during
the season.
Several Of the biggest musical stars
America has known are coming. First
and foremost is Emma Eames, who
reaches the Auditorium week from to-
morrow night, Nov. 6, with her compa-
ny. The following night will open the
Symphony orchestra season, with the
celebrated Hugo Hermann, violinist, as
be frequent. The philharmonic club
will give four entertainments, includ-
ing the Christmas Messiah. The
Symphony orchestra has list Of six
dates with prominent soloists. Herr
Zoch has three recitals, one this week
Wednesday. Beside these there are
numbers of single entertainments of va
rious sorts as well as rumors Of a com
plete course of most prominent soloists.
And all Of these lie outside Of the PROV
ince of the opera or the modern musical
comedy, and there are, beside, Alice
Nelson and several big opera stars.
Following is partial list Of the mu-
steal engagements for the city, begin
ming with last week.
- Cd - OCTOBER. n
27--,Arveschoug, Norwegian baritone, Ply
mouth church; Nine. Julie Rive-King, piano re-
2s-Mme. Riye.King,s Chopin recital. *. ~,
NOVEMBER. ..
III. E. Zoch, sixty-seventh recital (piano),
"Mendelssohn's Songs Without Words
6.Mme. Emma Eames Concert company, >Au-
ditorium: soloists, Emilio de Gorgoza, baritone
anist. .. :
Minneapolis Symphony orchestra, Auditori-
UNI; soloist, Hugo Hermann, violinist.
a4-Harold Bauer, piano recital
2s-Graee Wassel,s shaksperean Cycle; solo,
Katherine 1T Fisk and David Bispham
2S-Apollo club, presenting Arthur Foote 8
"Hiawatha," First Baptist church; soloist, Nine.
Wellington. ...
5-Philharmontc club, Faust in Concert" Au.
dtorium; soloists, Anita Rio, soprano; Mar
guerte Hall, contralto; George Hamlin, tenor,
and ai Esas Mar GF0x Anse pas piano recital
lIsymphony orchestra Auditorium; Alfred
13-AIme. Emma Calye Concert company, Au.
ditorium; scenes from Carmen" sung in cos
tune. o.
25-Philharmonic club. Messiah" Auditori-
UNI; sooists, Edith Kirkwood, soprano; Gertrude
Lonsdale, contralto Harold Wilde, tenor; Wat
JANUARY.
5-Symphony orchestra. Auditorium; Giuseppe
Campanari. baritone, soloist.
23-Symphony orchestra, All-Wagner program,
Auditorium soloist, Nine. Kirkby-Lunn.
2-Concert, Damrosch New York Symphony
orchestra (seventy four musicians), Auditorium.
FEBRUARY.
13-Philharmonic club, paradise Lost" Audi
torium; soloists, Anna Bussert, Eve; John Mil
Ter, Adam; Emilio de Gorgoza Mephisto.
15-Dolmetsch trio, auspices Thursday Must
2O-Apollo club, First Baptist church; Nine.
Maconda, soloist.r $40 $500
23-Symphony orchestra, Auditorium; soloist,
Leonora Jackson, violinist. =
MARCH. .-.~
9-Symphony orchestra, Auditorium; soloist
RaouI Pugno, pianist. Il. ~. r.. :.
DISCUSSES band, Auditorium, matinee and
evening concerts. -. r.,
/ $aT2Phi lharmonie club, Auditorium. dream OF
Gerontius'' soloists: The Angel, Janet Spencer
Gerontius, Ellison Van Hose; the priest, Julian
2s-Piano recital, Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler
Auditorium. H..
| 3-Apollo club, First Baptist church; soloists
Freda Slender, soprano; Thaddeus Rich, violin
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2o-song recital, Mme.. Lillian ,Nordica Au
| ditorium ~