The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-29
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Musical Fargo is anticipating the
appearance I'm Fargo next Monday
night OF Gustaf Holmquist, the eminent
basso, In q song recital under the au-
spices OF the Dakota conservatory.
The concert win be given In the First
Baptist church at o'clock. The
singer will be accompanied by Miss
Cordelia Hubburd In the programme,
which follows:
within These Sacred Dwellings. -.
=. :. >. =. Mozart
Recitation and Aria-Behold Along
the Dewy Grass CThe seasons)..
:. 49,. :. :. :. :. $500. Haydn
she Never Told Her Love. /. Haydn
o Ruddisr Than ths Cherry (Acis
ana Galatea1 - =. :. Handel
Die LotoBblume =. ~a 80 ..Schumann
FfulinRsnacht =. - $3.50 ..Schumann
Nacht und Traune >. .. Schubert
HaamMche AufTorderung !. Strauss
Piano solo--Frologue (Pagliacci) >.
q. ;. :. :. :. .. -. -. .Leoncavallo
Miss HuDburd
A&mT@2 ss s.horling
LAngtan =. - - ..Souerman
Titnta.. >. ---
Min Sang =. ..Hallstrom
Boat Song Ware
Your Eyes ;. schneider
The Wind Speaks ;. Grant -schaefrer
Somebody :. ASHLEY
Danny Deever :. :. >. :. ..Damrosch
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Conversation Music.
During the convccation period at the
state agricultural college, last Monday.
the girls of the college were addressed
BY Miss Hoover, dean OF women, and
Mrs. Marshal, preceptregs OF the girls
dormstory, the musical features were
given under ths direction of Miss
0rasse. A newly organized girls quar-
sette gave a special number. The per-
sonneA of the quartette lie, comprised of
girls IN the college high school de-
partment, and they have been prac-
ticing about q month under the direc-
ton Of Miss Grasse and they acquitted
themselves splendidly without accom-
paniment.
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Musician Of Note.
Prof. Edward ". Boyer whose home
was at 900 wilton street, Mankato,
died at st Joseph's hospital OF
Brtght's disease, last Sunday. He was
q Bavarian by birth, and SO years of
age, and leaves wife and several
children. Mr. Boyer wS a musician OF
wvfde note, and In former years attained
d nigh reputation In his art and was
d member of several leading musical
organisations. He WIS q composer
and director OF music, and at one time
d solcist in Gilmore's band, in New
York, and at another time a member
Of Thomas symphony orchestra in
Chicago. He was with these organize
lions q. number of years. He possessed
eight gold medals that he had received
at one or another, from Presidents
Garf1eld, Hayes, Cleveland, Mckinley
and Roosevelt and others. He was
also an inventor In the musical line,
having invented an echo on cornet
His own cornet was a very fine instru-
rnent or gold and silver, and costing
$125. He was player on all musical
instruments. and all that he possessed
were Of very fne tone and costly. His
violin was one that he would not have
sold for $1,000, the bow alone having
cost S135.
A good many OF Professor Beyers
compositions have been published, and
the remainder will be soon.
Professor Beyer's two sons are in
the conservatory OF music In Munich,
Bavaria. He was well known at De-
troit, Mich, as musical director. and
had many friends there. ana 1t was
his wish that he be buried there by
them. He was q prominent Odd Fell
low.
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Conservatory Artists Recital.
Miss Alma r.. Peterson. soprano. OF
Minneapolis was presented in one Of
the seasons artists recital under the
huspices OF the Fargo College conser-
yatory, at Stones hall, Thursday
night. She was assisted by Il. A.
Boehmer, pianist, Of the faculty. Miss
Peterson does not possess very
stram8 voice, but one that In quality
II sweet She has splendid style and
Ii eCmy ut her work The audience
] rataaas cold towards this atran@Ar