The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-19
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

PROFESSOR Hanson, manager Of the
a b. Z. at Grand Forks writes that
the attendance there Is 202, nearly
twice as many as the school had a
year ago.
Miss Grasses Pupils in Recital.
Fourteen pupils of Miss Edyth Fl.
Grasse, vocal and piano instructor at
the Agricultural college were present. :
ed in recital Thursday, which marked
the finish of the winter term The
LolIoWlng programme was given:
Lenna woodward. SnSN
Valse Impromptu .Rohn
Ethel Mcveety.
spring song ........... .Mendelsohn
Susie Lettner.
Bell Moore Miss erase.
Grasshoppers Frolic ... Fcrrar
Julia Ostmo.
The Spanish Gypsy .......,. Watson
Ethel Peterson.
Rustler OF Sprin- .Sindinp
Ruth Hull.
"SaLA $780,. .........,..K rogman
Clara Olson.
Di t0A Nose ................... Hamer
Belle Kerr.
Prince Waltz .............. Krosman
Petro Ostmo
SCARF Dance a.............C haminade
Dora Flewel
Under the Rose .......... Fischer
Mayary Merritt.
HhounLaln RINK .........., .Spaulding
Emma Weibke
NaIse Caprice .N-ewIand
Sadie Robinson.
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Sharps and Flats.
One of the seasons lecture course
under the auspices of the Fargo Col
lege branch of the Y M c. A. was a
concert programme given in the col
lege chapel, Thursday night. Mrs. Geo.
and Mrs. Lamberson who had pro
gramme numbers were unable to be
present, on account of indispositton.
Mr.. laval kindly took the place of
Mr.. George and Mr.. Boehmer was ac-
companist in the place of Mr.. Lam
berson, and took the place at a mo-
ment's notice. Mr.. laval contributed
in a splendid manner the Toreador's
song by Couchois and responding to
an enjoyment in a group of four songs
from In Brahmin Garden by Fred
rio Knight Logan. These songs
are invested with accompaniment.
which possess a distinctive charm.
Mrs. Wright displayed sympathy in
her Interpretation and her enuncia-
tlon was faultless. In an Irish Love
song, by Margaret Lang, Clough- |
Leighton's My Lover He Comes on |
The Ski, Mrs. A. J. Stephens of the
violin department of the conservatory
opened the programme with two num- !
bers, Illusions by Hedla and Harlequin
by Hubay. The large and apprecia.
tive audience was more than charmed
with two beautifully rendered songs.
by Miss Blard, one an old Scotch bar
lad and Moir's When Celia Sings. and /
for a recall she gracefully responded
with negro lullaby.
900
The pupils of Miss Kuhfeld and Miss
Rasmussen Of Concordia college de-
pertinent OF music will give a public
piano recital on March 90.
900
In the review OF the cantata Beth
any, in this department last week, the
beautiful and impressive duet, TIL |
Door Of This Poor Home, was wrong
~ credited. It was sung by Miss
Edyth Fl. Grasse and Paul Bunce ana
was one Of the gems of the evening |
In the very touching solo, Lord. Ii |
Thou Hadst Been More, Miss Grasse
best in the use OF her rich and natural
tones.
To meet a special request, the
Choral association Of the AGRICULTURAL
college will sing the cantata, Bethany.
at the evening service at the First
Methodist church on Easter SUNDAY.
1t will be given with organ occompan-
lments played my Mr.. Henderson and
I'll or the choruses will be mixed. The
solists will be Miss Grasse, Mrs,
Jardine, Paul Bunce and Mr.. laval.
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Directors of choirs in the city are
to see that their Easter
service programmes reach this office