The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-25
COMPLETE PROGRAM
FOR MUSICAL FESTIVAL

The Dakota Conservatory of Music,
1924 Broadway, a compli-
mentary spring festival at the First
Methodist church on the evenings of
Wednesday, Thursday n Friday,
April 1880, AND May 1.
To our friends: 1t is to you that the
festival is rendered as a token of our
appreciation or your loyal and gener-
Gus support.
On Feb. %. 1914, for the first time
in the history Of this or any other
musical institution in this state, the
name of the 5O0th student-within one
season-was placed on the registers.
To this event we point with pardonable
pride, and while we have striven as
best we could to merit the confidence
you placed in US, we feel that we can
not give expression to our gratitude to
o in any better way, thar through
the present occasion.
With your continued assistance we
shall try to do better and bigger
things.
Director for the faculty.
Dakota Conservatory Choral society,
Miss AIDA Blakeslee, director.
Soloists: Soprano-First, Mrs. Err
nest r. Wright; second. Mrs. Hazelton
~Askegaard. Contralto-Miss Jennie
Champine, Mrs. +. H. Wheelock. Ten
VI ~ "A NNllILIlSlJ LlOuSIuIl.
Baritone-Frank ". Steele, c.. II. La
veil.
Reader-Mrs. Jessie Jepson Reming-
ton.
Violin-Miss Celeste Seymour.
At the Organ-Mrs. A. H. Dodsley,
Mrs. F. M. Cleveland.
AT the Piano-Ernest A. Boehmer.
... Program
Wednesday evening, Arril 30, 1914.
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dinck's fairy Observation-Disclosures.
! (Kingly Children.) by Ernest A.. Boeh-
mer.
Synopsis of numbers performed:
Act 1.-The Prince and the Goose
girl. Prelude-The goose girl; the
first kiss; the magic spell; the song Of
the fiddler; the d~eliverance.
Act. 2.-The Festival at Hellabrunn.
Prelude-The wreath; the peasant
dance: under the Linden tree; the
broom makers children ring-a-rary;
the councillors procession; the last
appeal; the MONDAY bell; spurned by
all but one.
Act 3.-Ruin and N,eath. Prelude
The pleading child; the fiddler's last
song; lost and forsaken;, the goose
girls dance: the broken crown; death
cannot come, for I love thee.
Thursday evening, April 30, 1914.
Glimpses of grand opera.
Mrs. Ernest r. Wright, Miss Jennie
IChampine, Miss Celeste Seymour, Mrs.
"A. H. Dodsley. Mrs. F. M. Cleveland.
Frank V. Steele, Henry Houglam, Ern-
est Boehmer. .-s..1 r.. a.
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y Program.
Overture-Midsummernight's Dream
Mendelssohn
Over hill. over dale
Through bush. through brier,
Owe park, over pale,
Through flood, through FIRE, S.
We wander everywhere.
Swifter than the moons sphere,
Never harm.
No spell. nor charm.
Come one fairy kingdom night
And SO, good night with lullaby.
Shakespeare.
Mrs. Dodsley, Mr.. Boehmer.
Quartet.
Faust-Salve di mora .....s.. Gounod
Mr.. Houglam. =
I. Carmen-Habanera ............ Bizei
Miss Champine.
Flying Dutchman--Like a Vision
............. ............. wagner
Mrs. Wright. Mr.. Steele.
Mastersingers - Walters Prize-song
. .............. Wagner (Wilhelmy)
III % GEN$5l& }E M~iSS@5SyulOuT % @
Paggliacci-Balatella S(Bird's song)
I. 80. Leoncavallt
Mrs. Wright.
III Trovatore-Home to Our Noun
talns Verd
i, Miss Charnpine. Mr.. Houglam.
!. Queen of Sheba-Lend Me Your Aid
...... .... .-.......... Gounot
Mr.. Steele.
Misunderstanding Wheel $685.. Flotov
Quartet.
Friday Evening, May 4, 1914.
) Paradise and the Peri, a csntata b!
Robert Schumann with words adopted
from Moore's Lalla Rookh.
Dakota Conservatory Choral Society
{ Miss Adda Blalzeslee. directoSs
S0loagtss
! Miss Hazelton-Aakegaard
: Mrs. H. III. WheeaOck.
Mrs. Jessie Japsnn Rer1ingtonS
gE MI. Whittier.
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