The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-03
MUSIC

The fourth annual meeting Of the
Minnesota State Music Teachers asso-
citation will take the musicians to WI,
mona next week. The conventions will
open in the First Congregational church
Wednesday morning. The address Of wei
come, the presidents address and re-
ports will be followed by an organ re-
cital by Marc D; Lombard OF W sr2o
spas 3 od ss99 a. 0 viii q esd Annie the
organ round table. In the afternoon a
concert will be given by Mrs; Jane
Huntington Yale and David +. Coly1lle,
st. Paul, Mrs n. M. Lamberton, Myron
NJ. Blackman, Gordon Graham, Winona;
Carlo Fischer, Minneapolis, Macmillan
Dick and Miss Ella Richards, st. Paul,
table directed by Ernest Lachmund OF
Duluth. Wednesday evening there will
be a reception.
The transaction Of business Thursday
morning will be followed by an organ
program by Hal S. Woodruff Of 5Minne-
apolis, assisted by Miss Mildred Boyer
stedt Of Winona, and round table on
the voice led by Willard Patton of Min
neapolis.
Miss Caroline ". Smith of winona
will preside at the meeting of the eoun-
ty vice presidents and at 2:30 0 CLOCK
there win be a concert from the works
Of Minnesota composers. Miss Ger
trude Sans Souci. J. Victor Bergquist,
Claude Madden, Gnstavus Johnson, Will
lard Patten, Minneapolis; Gerard Ton
ming, Ernest Lachmund, Duluth; Arthur
Koerner, St. Paul.
w. W. Nelson will lead the round
have charge Of the public school music
section. In the evening George 81.
Fairclough and Fl. E. Phillips of St.
Paul will furnish the music which will
preceded the lecture by DR.. Henry g.
Hanchett Of New York.
| Friday officers will be elected and I'M
finished business transacted. In the
evening Mrs. Hildegard Hoffman Huss
and Henry muss will give s9aeeT MT nj
emit, one of the five or six American
composers who have written large
works Of enduring character and Mrs
Huss has an enviable reputation as a
leider singer. Mr.. and Mrs. Huss have
been compared to Mr.. and Mrs. George
! Henshel.
The music at the Church of the Re
deemer, at both the morning and the
evening services tomorrow will be lo1
exceptional excellence. At the morning
service Chretienne Erck, recently ar
rived from Holland, will play the fol
by Cesar Frank, and Romance sam
Paroles" by Van Coens. Mrs. Maut
| Ulmer Jones will sing go Paradise, ,
by Browne and the choir will give Dud
ley Buck SO Te Deum'' and Spicker'
"Fear Not Ye, O Israeli
| At the evening service Edward c
Erck, brother of the cellist, and on
| II .a1s IL. Ill
Symphony orchestra, will play. TIL
program for the evening viii be:
Organ and violin, "Reverie'' ....... saintsaer
| Messrs. Oberhoffer and Erck.
Anthem, Light of the World. 80. -: .Elga
Duet, soprano and tenor, Spirit Of the
Mrs. Maud timer l Jones and Austin Williams s1m
Contralto solo, Peace, Troubled Soul .ros
Miss Inez Marston.
Violin and organ "Adagio Religioso'. -. .Goddal
Messrs. Erck and Oberhofer.
Anthem, Still, Stl with Thee" ::.....: Foo
Miss Caroline Stewart, who has COL
pleted the teachers course at tt
Northwestern Conservatory of Musi
will give recital Monday evening,
Conservatory hall. She will be assists
= by Miss Helen Warrington.
& ers, assisted by Miss Helen Riggs. WI
give a recital in Conservatory hall
mark her completion of the teacher:
g course at the conservatory.
= Friday evening Miss Mamie Chan
8 Ter. a graduate Of hepiano department
2, and Miss Mabel Jones, who has Fl
g ished the teachers course in voice, WI
e. give a recital in Conservatory hall.
% At st. Paul g Episcopal church II
4 vested choir Of men and boys Will
+ disbanded during the four SUNNI!
+ months, and quartet will take
=, ton of Gottfried H. Federlein, will co
= sist of Mrs. R. Burton Tomlinson, j
~ sopranos. Mrs. David G. Black, alt
i David g. Black, tenor, and O: p. Han
- bass. The following music will be sui
% tomorrow morning.: TIE Deum, Adlal
Jubilate, Bridgewater; soprano so
:" Hark,s sHark, Ny Soul, = !. Ghadwlc
y Evening M agnificat and L, Nune DIM I'm
} Be No More Thy Light by Day
Woodward.
Misses Izetta Williams, Marie Sorli
and Edna Burnside, pupils of M
Swanberg of the Johnson School
Music, will give their graduation re
tai in Johnson, hall Thursday evenir
Miss Elizabeth Gerard will assist in t
program.
An interesting piano recital was g!
en- Wednesday evening in Broadway
E. church by the pupils Of Miss Pc;
Leone Barnaby, assisted by A. s
Smith, barytone, and Masters Raymo
Swanstrom and Herbert Olson. W
gave a mandolin duet. Others W
took part were Madeline McVev, Estf
Davis, Catherine Gibson, Theodt
Kleine. Evadana Saunders, Eva Sur
gren, Walter Streid, Florence Kul
Hazel Peterson, Rosalie Larson, Myr
Etter and Miss Oberg.
The pupils of Miss Charlotte Aug
time will give piano recital Tuesd
evening in the Johnson hall. Vic
numbers will be given by pupils of M
Mabel Augustine. The program will
given by Leola White, MYra S
vers, Frances Pray. Virgil Person, Fl
ence Pray, Paul Beeler, Emma kreh
Marion Sherwin, Donald Brown, NJ
guerite Farwell, Elsie Mueller, Ma
Wright, Helen Sherwin and Glat
Wright.
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