Your natures history minute is brought to you by natures national historical park. Speedish the Prano Jenny Wind, often known as the Swedish Nightingale, forming natures on this day, March 11, 1851 at the Methodist Church. The following day, the New Orleans Picking Year reported that the singer had received great praise from the 780 ticket holders. The newspaper reported that the crowd exhibited the greatest enthusiasm and excitement. Shows of the case were thrown to the singer from her touring crowd. Linz's performance was only one of 150 concerts the singer had agreed to give over the course of a year to 18 months. Linz's promoter was none other than the great showman P.T. Barnum, whose advanced publicity had made Linz a celebrity even before she arrived in the United States. Linz was joined on the natures stage, Julie Spinidick. Her piano player, a ranger, and conductor, Linz found bonds where Linz's commercial promotion increasingly distasteful and eventually terminated her contract with him. She continued to tour for nearly a year under her own management. At midnight after her performance in natures, several thousand people gathered around her steamboat as she left for Memphis.