The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-06
HERE
NEXT WEEK
UNDER AUSPICES or NoRWE-
CLAN SINGERS ASSOCIATION
or MISUNDERSTANDING or
OVER 1000 SINGERS, ASSISTED
BY FOUR soLoIsTs.

next week, beginning Friday, July 13,
With the presence In the city OF 1000
or more Norwegian singers, connpris-
Ing the Norwegian Singers Associa-
ton OF America, who win gather in
the city for the eleventh biennial
sangerfest. For a year or more the
arrangements for this, the peer of all
musical events ever held in Fargo,
have been under way. Besides the
large body of singers the fest will at
tract many hundreds of visitors from
all parts of the northwest. From many
points special trains will be run for
h accommodation OF those who de-
sire to hear the great programme
which will be offered.
h chief director Of the fest will
be Emil Biorn of Chicago and he will
be assisted by Olaf Halten Of Winni-
peg. p. A. Rudd, chairman of the To-
cal music committee, told a Forum
representative today, that the mon
ster chorus. will be made up of SUI
perbly trained singers from Chicago,
Duluth, Minneapolis, st. Paul, Deco
rah, Ia. La Crosse, Wis, and others
ron different points nearer the place
OF meeting.
Assisting the singers will be five
talented 'soloists, the mere mention of
whose names is a sufficiently guaranty
that the work they are assigned to do
4 " y 10 0OA6H u Lis QEElGCE8 SdLlSIdC-f
ton OF the audiences. All OF them are
trained exponents Of the music of the
fatherland. First comes Gustaf Holm
quist, baritone; then Mildrid /. Roms-
dahl, soprano; Mrs. Jessie Hazelton
Askegaard, soprano; Miss Lillian c..
Wright, solo accompanist; and T. S..
Helseth, solo trombone.
Orchestral accomplishments will be
supplied by a fest symphony orches-
ira of about thirty-hye pieces which
will be under the direction of H. M.
Rudd. The orchestra will be made up
as follows: Eight first violins, four
second violins, two violas, two 'cellos,
two string basses, two flutes, three
clarinets, two trumpets, two horns,
two trombones. one tuba and tympan-
les.
Concerts will be given Friday and
Saturday, July 10 and 13, in the big
auditorium at the rear Of the Masonic
temple Fifth street and First avenue
north. On Sunday will come the So
cial feature OF the great gathering,
a picnic and entertainment OF the
singers and instrumentalists at Nok-
ken's grove south Of Moorhead. For
this an appropriate programme has
been arranged and it viii include
numbers by the chorus and the differ
ent divisions of ii, the soIoists assist
ing. Such of the general public who
may be interested are also invited to
attend.
The programmes for the concerts on
Friday and Saturday evenings are as
Friday, July IL.
overture-Le Domino Noir ........
d. r. E. Auber
Orchestra. H. M. Rudd, director.
Grand Chorus, Emil Biorn, director.
Solo-Hear Ye Isreal, from Elijahl
Mendelssohn
Mildrid ]. Romsdahl.
Olaf Trygvason 1895. F. A. Reiseger
Winnesleih Co. N. Sangerforbund.
(Cario Speratis conductor.)
Prologue ............... Leoncayallo
Gustaf Holmquist.
Naar Fjorden Blaauer, Alfred Paulson
Chicago Singers League.
Noronna INVADED Is. JorsaIfa9
Ed Grieg
Grand Chorus, solo by Mr.. Holmquist.
Intermission
Angelus Fete Bohenn -. ]. Massenet
Orchestra
Die Lam ............. Sigma Lund
Grand Chorus.
EN- Sommersaug .............
b-Mor ......... Heinrich Martens
-Ballade ........ Lavard-Gade
Gustaf Holmquist
Grand Chorus, Olaf Haiten, director.
a-Jeg elsher dig ............ Grieg
bz-Jag er Jung .......... Halstrom
Good Bye ...........s.-. Tolsh
Mildrid Romsdahl.
Ossian Beschuett
Twin Porte Singers.
Trombone Standardization and
Polonaise
Triygve S. Helseth.
Landktending-(solo by g. Holm
quist) Grieg
Grand Chorus.
Saturday, July 10.
Scenes Picturesque $3.50. J. Massenet
Orchestra
Boudefarden
Grand Chorus.
Robert, tot que ! Robert lie Diable
Meyerbeer
Mrs. Jessie Hazelton Askegaard.
Den store hovide fob. ......Ed Grieg
Grand Chorus, solo MI. Holmquist.
Toreadore Song (from Carmen) +.
Beet
Gustaf Holmquist.
En- Vaarnat oscar Borg
r. r. v. s, Assn. Dr. Vistsunet. di-
rector.
Konze Kvodet (Sigurd Jorsfalfar)
Ed Grteg
Grand Chorus and Orchestra.
Intermission4
Fantasia ........ III. C. Lumby
Orchestra.
ISangen Nav Lysuing, Alfred Paulson
Grand Chorus, solo by Mr.. Holmquist.
a-Oh Had I Jubal's Tyre
Joshuao aandel
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