Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-10-21
Symphony Orchestra
A Great Season Is Pronounced
By St. Paul's Celebrated
Orchestra.

The ST. Paul Symphony Orchestra
season opens November LIST with Media,
the famous Australian singer who is
making a Canadian and American
tour this year. The orchestra will
give series Of ten symphony con-
certs this season on alternate Tuesday
nights and ten popular Sunday after
| noon concerts on alternate Sundays.
The season tickets sale is now going
on and will close Wednesday, Oct Goth
Arrangements are made to take care
Of out of town reservations this sea-
son and it is expected that there win
| be more patrons from the smaller
! town than ever before.
The list of soloists at the evening
concerts include Madame Nellie Media,
| November LIST; Jaroslav Kocian, yio-
linist, November 18th; Josef Hoffman,
pianist, November 29th; Florencio Con-
stantino, tenor, December 18th; Mad
anne Wolff-Rothwell, operate soprano.
December 9th; Madame Kirkby-Lunn,
contralto, January 10th; Madame Olga
Samaroff, pianist, January Gath: Mad
anne Frances Aida, soprano, February
7th; Boris Hamburg, cellist February
oath; and Emilio de Cora, baritone,
| March 7th,
Walter Henry Rothwell is again con-
ductor of the orchestra, and Guy Wood
ard, of Chicago, is concertmaster this
year. Rosario Bourbon returns as
first cellist.
The Sunday concerts will be given
on the Sundays following the Tuesday
night symphony concerts. A splendid
list of soloists of national reputation
has been arranged for these popular
concerts They include Madame Jen-
ME Norelli, prima donna, Swedish
American soprano, November 9Th; a
two piano recital by Madame Georgia
| Hall Quick and Adams Buell., Nov. 20;
Dalton Baker, the great English bari
tone, December 4th; Rosario Bourbon,
first cellist with the orchestra, January
list; Alfred Calzin pianist, January IS;
Madame Lila Ormond. prima don
ma contralto, January 29th Guy Wood
ard, the concertmaster, February 18th:
Madame Ora Fletcher, soprano, F'ebru.
airy 26th.
The opening concert, November list,
will present Tsehaikowsky Fourth
Symphony, f. Minor; Goldmark's over.
ture Sakuntala and Wagner's EntTace
of The Gods Into Walhalla from the
big aria and group of songs with
piano accompaniment.
Other symphonies to be given during
the season are Haydn's No 6 G. Major
and No. 16 G. Major; MoZarts e. Flat
Major; Beethoven d. Major No. 2. No.
6. (Pastorale) and No s. F. Major:
Mendelssohn, No. 4. A. Major (italien)
Schumann No. B. Major; Brahms
No. 3 F. Major; Cesar Franck, ID. Min
Or The overtures will include Beet
hoven, Weber, Mendelssohn, Brahms,
Wagner, Smetana. TschaikOWsky ReZ-
meek, BerliOZ and Chadwick.
Charles l.. Wagner, formerly of Chi
cago, is manager of the orchestra this
season. Mr.. Wagner has booked long
tour in the spring, to follow the close
Of the season here. The orchestra
will go all through Canada and the
Northwest, and as far East as ROches-
ter and Syracuse, N. Y. It will play
two engagements with the Apollo Club
Of Chicago, giving the Messiah at the
, Auditorium there December 23rd and
Goth. Des MOines, Ia, and Dubuque
will also have concerts December Dist
and end. A festival will be given in
Grand Forks and Fargo, n. d. and in
Lincoln, Neb. in April. The orchestra
is well known all over the country now
and it is expected that before the close
of this season it will be the leading or
ganization Of its kind in the country.