The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-11
Many Music Lovers From
+ Out Of Town Will Come
80, =,
to the City.
=. WILL BE
Minneapolis Symphony Or.
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chestra Has Had a Most
Successful Tour in East

morr will be gala day in Grand
Forks. The Minneapolis Symphony
orchestra consisting of So world-fam-
Gus musicians with Herr Emil. Ober-
hotter at their head and seven fam
GUS soloists will take possession of the
city tomorrow morning and during the
day they. will be honored guests.
At 5 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
Mr.. O~berhofer will. ascend the con-
ductors pedestal and the Seventh An
nual Music Festival Of the Grand
ly opened. :.
Grand Forks citizens, old and
young. rich and poor. musical and UNI
musical. will assemble at the auditori-
UNI at three in the afternoon and at
q quarter past eight in the evening to
join in this greatest festival of all the
year. -.
Grand Forks music festivals have
already attracted considerable atten-
ton all over the United States and
shine any that have been. given in
the past. -. -.
The orchestra comes to Grand
Forks this year in finer condition than
ever. before, If such a thing is possible.
1T mas Just recently completed a most
successful eastern trip. The Music
News OF Chicago has the following to
say of its recent concert in the Windy
City:
b., Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra. =
Each time the Minneapolis orches-
ira appears here it gains more and
more friends, for SO carefully has the
material been chosen, and SO wonder
fully is it nodded and directed that
the roSram as presented are, always
models Of elegance and style, and bet
ter than that, they are full Of emo
tionalism and alive with color. ,
Classic elegance has its place in the
scheme Of things orchestral, and solid
ity and breath are matters greatly to
be desired-all those things being
the Minneapolis orchestra; but there
Is something away beyond this, a hui
mainly. a sentimentality- If you will, a
daring in the application of colors and
the use Of contrasts which are found
but infrequently in any orchestra, hut
which are in full. evidences this dne.
And this brilliant color, this tender
fenaant4cism,- thie-ahsolute ,humanness
OF appeal comes first Of all and is sus-
tanned steadily throughout a program,
In the leadership Of Emil Oberhoffer,
a man whose insight into music ia
profound. and whose poetic and emo
tional instincts are without equal IN
the work of any orchestra leader in
mind.
The material Mr.. Oberhoffer has to
work with is Of the very best-any
structure on the various choirs Of the
orchestra is merely a matter Of carp
ing criticism-but after all It Is the
Wonderful Way in which this material
Is manipulated, n the great effects
which emanate first in the Oberhoffer
heart and brain which make a pro-
gram by the Minneapolis symphony
orchestra a thing apart, and. Il joy
which can be had but infrequently. :.
The prices for these concerts in
Grand Forks are cheaper. than any
other town where the orchestra ap-
pears with similar programs.
Besides the two concerts tomorrow
the orchestra will return to. Grand
Forks and give. the closing two. cor
certs of the festival. on June 4.
The program. for. the concerts to-
morrow are as follows:
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Joseph Schenke, tenor. and Richard
Czerwonky, violinist.
Overture to "La-Gazza Ladra" (The
Thievish Maybe. ......:. Rossini
Violin solo-"hejre Kati"... .Hubay
.. Richard Czerwonky.
1. Characteristic Dances: .
-(b) Dance of the Bonbon
Fairies.
(c) "Trepak' (Russian Dance)
(d) Chinese Dance.
.te) Dance of the. Toy Pipers.
III. Flower Waltz.
Contralto Solo-'Aria. More Regal
in His Low Estate" from The
Barbara Wait.
Tone Poem-''Finlandia"... 900. .Sibelius
Intermezzo-"Clair de Lune" CA
Starry Winter Mighty from
Werther ............. Massenet
Prelude-"Last Sleep Of the Virgin
from Cantata. 1.-The Virgin"...-..
...ss...ss. ...... ..... Ma6Senet
,(For String O%rchestra.) -