Arizona republican., 1920-01-29
MUSICAL EVENT
 OF THE WINTER
 OCCURS TODAY

The Minneapolis Symphony Orches- tra. conceded to be Americas greatest musical organization, composed of S5 artists, two solists and Emil Ober- hoffer, conductors. will perform two different program at the High school auditorium this afternoon at P. m. and this evening at 8:15 D. m.
 The big orchestra will arrive py special train consisting Ot two pull mans and two baggage cars tnls morn ing, and depart by special train for the coast immediately after the perform ance tonight.
 Staging has been erected out over the audience in the large auditorium to accommodate the big orchestra. There will be music lovers in attend ance from all over the state. The Tempe and Normal students will at tend in a body of over 200 people This is the third appearance in Phoe- nix of the big orchestra the last ap- pearance here being two years ago. They have always been accorded an enthusiastic reception as should the biggest musical event that comes to Arizona
 Todays performance is a fitting in troduction for the coming music week commencing Sunday, February l to ' The orchestra will fill the engage ment for opening up music week Tn Los Angeles, and seeing that extraor- dinary events in the tone world will be held in the larger cities of the United States, Phoenix is indeed for tunate in securing a national headliner for the festivities planned for the week.
 Harriet Mcconnell, the contralto soloist who will appear as SoloIst with the orchestra in the evening, is vocal, ist of extraordinary attachments ana was chosen for the present mid-winter tour of the west on account or her ability in balancing her rich voice against the large symphony body or nearly hundred instrumentallsts. Henry J. Williams, is one or the worlds finest harpists- He will play at the matinee Fantasy for harp and Orchestra" by Dubois The seat sale has been very heavy, but some choice seats may yet be had for either performance, now on sale at Central Pharmacy.
 Emil Oberh offer. the poetic con- ductor. Guy Woodward, concertmaster. the two soloists and Mr. Wendell leighton. manager of the orchestra will be the guests of the musical so- cieties of the city during their stay Tn Phoenix and will motor to the nearby the matinee performance at o'clock The afternoon and evening pro grams appear as follows-
 Evening Program Overture to "A Midsummer Nights
 Dream Mendelssohn Symphony No. in F. minor, Op. 64
 IscnalkoNshy Andante: Allegro con anima
 Ramanza: Andante cantabile con
 alcuna licenza
 Nalse: Allegro moderate
 Finale: Antante maestoso-AlleSro
 Allegro vivace Two Portraits for Orchestra.
 .......-...---.-. Borokski Portrait of Young Girl"
 "A Festivale"
 Aria: 70 Don Fatale" from Don vaise Triste. from the Finnish
 Drama 'Kuolema" Sibelius Tone Poem, 'F'inlandia"
 Afternoon Program symphony No. 6, in F major. Pas
 toral' Op. 6S..... Beethoven Allegro ma non troppo (The
 Awakening of Joyful Feeling
 Arrival in the Country Andante motto mosso (by the
 Brook)
 Allegro (Village FestivaD
 Allegro (The Storm)
 AlIegretto (The Shepherd Song:
 Thanksgiving After the Storm) 0ast three movements played
 without pause)
 Fantasy for Harp and Orchestra.
 M- Williams Suite in A minor Op. 42. .MacDowell In Haunted Forest
 Summer Idyl
 In October
 Forest Spirits
 Hungarian Rhapsody. No. 2- Liszt
 (Orfginal Harp Cadenza by
 Henry J. Williams)