The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-05
MUSICAL NOTES

interested 10 KNOW lllut fTOl. STOUT is
meeting with much encouragement in
securing singers for the choral union
which is a new musical organization
for the express purpose OF stimulating
an. interest in high class music. Those
DESTROYS of joining should give their
names TO Prof. Stout very soon as the
first practice will be held next Tues
day evening at the rooms Wesley COL
lege conservatory of music over Mr..
Wilder's store. Handel's masterpiece
Messiah will be rendered early in
spring and it is hoped that the chorus
may soon complete its organization so
as to have the different parts assigned
and everything in working order
Grand Forks has musical talent of
high order and it only remains to
have it focused on such a production
as is contemplated to show the ability
possessed by its citizens.
Music at the Baptist church tomor-
row will be as follows: Paul Glad
stone director, Miss Jane Smith. Or
ganist
Morning.
Observation-Disclosures .... Shaw
Offertoire-Song Without Words.
E. =. :. Wollenhaup,
Anthem-In Heavenly Love Holden
Postlude-Triumphal March. :. Costa
Evening.
Idyll in D Flat .............F aulkes
Russian Romance ....... Hoffman
Spring Solo ............ Mendelssohn
Solo. Jesus Lover OF My Soul
Miss Lombard.
Otfertoire de ST. Cecilia Op. No..
..Batisle
acknowledgements ..... Shelley
Anthem-"The Radiant Morn.
Postlude-Evening Prayer 80. Smart
The following musical program will
be rendered tomorrow al First VI. f.
church. Prof Stout director. Mrs.
Stout oreanist.
Morning.
Prelude IN G Minor. Richter
Anthem-O, Savior OF the World.
-. -. :: Goss
Offertory-Andante in .Wely
Postlude in D. Touis
Evening.
Prelude-Trannerei ...... Schumann
Anthem-"Rock of Ages" Buck
offertory-o,, salutaris, Hostia. go.
80. ..Guilmant
Postlude-Andante in G.. Lott
The organist of the Presbyterian
church, Mr.. A. P. Clifford, assisted by
the choir, will render the following
musical program:
Variations Jerusalem the Golden"
'.'''''.......... Sparks
Anthem-"Arise, Shine" Levy
Quartette-"Abide With Me-. Parry
Mrs. Becker. Mrs. Irish, Prof
Becker, AMI Mr.. Black.
Solo-"The Loving Shepherd.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ambrose
n. B. Black.
Evening.
Prelude-March from Naaman"
................. Costa
Anthem-'Softly Now the Light of
Day Schilling
SOLO. Mrs E. VI. Pierce
The Thursday Musical will hold its
regular monthly meeting next Thurs
day, Jan. 10 at the Commercial club
rooms. The program is in charge of
MIS-. r. ID. Allen and will measure up
to it's usual standard of excellence.
1t is as follows:
Paper-"Edward Elgar"
Mrs. Geist.
Vocal Trio-"The Snow. .Elgar
Misses Leonard, Allen and Williams.
violin obligatos by Messrs. Norquist
and Rourke.)
Violin Solo-"Gavotte" Elgar
Mr.. Norquist.
Vocal Solo
(a) In the Sweet o the Year..
:. .Willeby
CD when the Birds Go North
Again" -. ..... Willeby
(c) Stolen Wings" ...... Willeby
Miss Lombard.
Piano Solo
(a) I'm Moonlight from the
overture I'm the South. Elgar
CD Contrast" Gavotte A. d. 1900
LOW .ElSa1
Miss Smith.
Vocal Solo, pipes of Pam. ;. .Elgar
Mr.. Black
Violin Solo
(a) "Chanson de Mutt. Elgar
CD "Chanson de Matin" so. .Elgal
Mr.. Norquist.
Vocal Trio, ely, Singing Bird, Fly"
ElSar
Misses Leonard, Allen and Williams
Violin obligatos by Messrs. Norquist
and Rourke.)
A large number OF students have
registered for full course in music,
vocal, piano and harmony at Wesley
college conservatory OF music this
term, which is very encouraging to the
faculty and those interested in the es-
tablishment of the conservatory.
Mr.. Evans quartet is meeting with
we'll deserved praise, their numbers all