The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-06
MUSIC TEACHERS
OF STATE MEET
THREE-DAY PROGRAM OF MUSIC
AND MATTERS MUSICAL.
Charles w. Clark, the Great Barytone,
Miss Mary Angel and F. w. Root
Will Appear, and a Reception at the
Commercial Club Will Be a Feature
of the Minnesota Convention.

Minneapolis will welcome tomorrow
the fifth annual convention of the Min
nesota State Music Teachers associa-
ton, which will hold it's sessions in
Plymouth church. In some respects this
will be the most notable of their state
conventions thus far held. 1t will pre-.
sent a number of new composers, and
senting a number Of the best musicians
Of the state in a program devoted ex-
clusiyely to them:
lures will be a feature of this conven-
ton, the former having been provided
for the organ, the piano, the voice and
the strings. The lectures will come
from that eminent musician, Frederick
W.. Root, whose lectures have taken
high rank and been found most helpful.
Great Barytone Here. g.,
The artist concert for Friday eve
ming will introduce Charles w. Clark,
who is regarded as one of the greatest
living barytones, if not, indeed, the
greatest. Miss Mary Angel, pianist,
will share the honors with Mr.: Clark.
Mrs. Frances L. Hoffman will play Mr..
Clark's accomplishments.
Two evenings are devoted to recrea-
ton. Tomorrow evening a reception
will be rendered the visitors and their
friends in the Commercial clubrooms
by the officers of the association and
their wives, assisted by the Thursday
Musical. Saturday evening will be
given over to a concert and a closing
lecture by Mr.. Root.
The Program.
The program for tomorrow in full is
as follows: s."
10 o'cLocK-PRoGRAM OF WELCOME.
o. B. Bass of Minneapolis, organist, assisted
| nv nnvtd II Cn1vinn nf Sf pQr1 harvtnna .
Voice, p Seeitsaiye m 4 4 Rage, / Melt. I N Bu nna"
Air, o Rqddier Than the Cherry"
Song es's "I Iun fi Del Caro- Bene" seven hanue'
tee miss S Hsntu White. St. PAM. At the nis 1seeehi
Voice
e. "SSlS%sr; Song; Or: iG HenSehel
No. 2 ..................Georg Henschel
Organ pestlade in B aat::;::.;::.:::J 2: West
Address of welcome by David P. Jones, mayor
of Minneapolis.
Presidents annual address.
Report of secretary-treasurer
Report Of auditor.
Report of chairman of public school music
1880 o'CLoCK-(oRGAN) ROUND TABLE.
Arthur c. Koerner. chairman.
2:so OcLoCK-CoNCERT BY STATE TALENT
(a) Sonata, allegro, Andante'.. :Griet
o) Etaae y gta d aat' siinnespciis: .sindin'
Voice, 'Gebet,' from ''Rienzi' ....... Wayne
Franz Schultz, Duluth.
At the piano, Miss Mabel Fulton, Duluth.
Violin, sontat, "Andante, Allegro, Adagio,
Eoco Moderate to- .Hande
; Miss Louise Taylor. st. Paul.
At the piano, Miss Jessie W. Anderson,
, Minneapolis.
!, Piano, rhapsodie, OPP. 10, No. 1.........Brahm
Miss Ruth Alta Rogers, Duluth.
. Voice, aria from The Creation. with
, Mrs So James McAuiire. Duluth.
At the piano, Mrs. David H. Day, Duluth.
Voice, aria from Faust Even BRAY
l Olaf Halls. Minneapolis. -
At the piano, Miss Blanche Strong, Minneapolis
{ Voice, ariar from Faust Even Brav-
:, est Heart" .Gouno
William Herbert Dale, Minneapolis.
fa) "Meditation-Toccata'' ........D'Eyr
(b) Lies Preludes' Lisz
Miss Mary f. FELTON,, MINNEAPOLIS:
:, 4:3O O'CLOCK-(PIANO) ROUND TABLE.
D Carlyle Scott, Chairman.