The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 11, 1931, Page 2

2 “CHOIR OF WEST GIVES EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE HERE Event Demonstrates Manner in Which Choral Singing Has Developed on Coast Bismarck music lovers Friday night heard “The Choir of the West” from the Pacific Lutheran college, Park- land, Washington, near Tacoma, in a Program of sacred music at the Trin- ity Lutheran church. As & musical event it was important ‘because it demonstrates the manner in which choral singing, as conceived in the more famous musical centers of the nation, has spread throughout the country and the way in which it has been developed on the Pacific coast. The program given here, consisting entirely of sacred music, was notable for the deftness with which the poly- phonous passages were executed. The resonance which marked each num- ber was reminiscent of the choral qualities which have had the musical organizations of St. Olaf college, Northfield, Minn., as their chief ex- Ponent in the Northwest. The Pacific Lutheran choir main- tained in praiseworthy manner the lofty standards which have been es- tablished for organizations of this class, singing this particular kind of Program. It was distinguished here by a particularly noteworthy basso section which provided splendid tonal back- ground for the lighter and more rapid movements of the various selections. From a technical standpoint the performance left nothing to be de- sired. Professor J. O. Edwards, one of the younger of the musical notables of the northwest, kept it under ad- mirable restraint, a difficult task con- sidering the youth and relative inex- Perience of the singers. Miss Anna Mikkelsen, soprano solo- ist, displayed a voice of unusual range, power and smoothness in @ group of three numbers with Profes- sor Edwards as accompanist. Her performance was notable for the ex- ceptional evenness of the runs in sel- ections such as Mozart's “Allelujah” and the warmth and sympathy with which she sang “Love's in My Heart” and “Spirit Flower.” The choir began with some Russian compositions. In Gretchaninov’s “Gladsome Radiance” it showed al- ready that it had a light and flexible attack, unfailing’purity of tone and ex- cellent text enunciation. In Tchai- kovsky’s “O Praise Ye God” it deliver- ed its first Alleuia in firm and crisp fugato while with its only number by modern German composers, “Make Me, O Lord God, Pure in Heart,” by Brahms, it sang authoritatively its first fugue and double chorus effects. Later, in Lvovsky’s “Gospodi Pomi- lui”, an excellent bit of chanting in the original Russian was given. There were not less than eight of the most beloved of the compositions and arrangements by Dr. F. Melius Christiansen, of St. Olaf’s college, em- bracing “A Snow Mountain,” which quite naturally put Mount Tacoma in mind, “In Dulci Jubilo,” “Beautiful Saviour” and “From Heaven Above” in which last mentioned motet the ef- forts of the evening culminated. In the same composer's “Hosanna” the individuality of the director was maintained as it was sung with much assurance, but without that overflow ‘of routine which often mars its per- formance. Director Edwards also documented himself as a fine com- Poser through “Sweet Angel Voices” of fine and compact harmonies and in “Glorious Christ,” dedicated to St. Paul’s Lutheran choir of Toledo, Ohio, which gave fitting employment to original tonal accent of telling flexibility. Rev. O. 8. Rindahl, pastor o? Trin- ity Lutheran church, announced that the choir will sing Saturday at Dick- inson but will return here Sunday, en route to Minot, and will sing two numbers at the Sunday services at the local church. ‘The choir is en route home after having been a guest musical organ- ization at the recent convention of the Lutheran chureh in Chicago. STATE WHEAT CROP ESTIMATE 1S MADE U. S. D. A. Indicates N. D. Will Raise 53,921,000 Bushels of Spring Wheat Washington, D. C., July 11—(7)— North Dakota will harvest 18,808,000 bushels of durum wheat and 35,113,000 bushels of other spring wheat this year, it is estimated by the U. 8. De- partment of Agriculture, while the nine leading producing states of win- ter wheat will reap 520,000,000 bush- els of that variety. The acreage, condition and indi- cated production of durum wheat are: condi- indicated State acreage tion production Minnesota 120,00 81 1,800,000 N. Dakota 2,351,000 52 18,808,000 8. Dakota 1,036,000 68 — 11,396,000 ‘Other Spring Wheat ‘Minnesota 846,000 81 12,690,000 N. Dakota 5,402,000 47 35,113,000 8. Dakota 2,240,000 35 — 20.336,000 91 181,489,000 11,618,000 91 476.338,000 1,198,000 75 25,158,000 85 © 131.040,000 10,096,000 86 262,406,000 Barley 2,053,000 81 51,325,000 2,407,000 55 30,088,000 ae 4 €2 «= 35,488,000 ‘773,000 37 4,638,000 Flaxseed 1,368,000 52 6,430,000 3 32 B3S8 88e 25,970,000 2,448,000 50,184,000 2,418,000 62,568,000 1,592,000 46,168,000 TAX EXPENDITURES A. L, FOSTESON ,. The six district deputies of the An this year in recognition of their work ii | deputies. 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Fairg FOR 1932 PROBED BY COMMITTEEMEN Representatives of Business Or- ganization to Review Budg- | ets in Detail ial | bud tatement may be examined| Notice is hereby given that the pre. | Tax expenditures for 1982 and ways|y‘anyone applying therefor: that the| liminary budget statement, of {oe of reducing them were considered| Board of Park Commissioners w AS ee office of the City Auditor, Friday night at a meeting in the city committee of the Association of Com- merce, Representatives on the city com- mission,’ county commission, park board and board of education pre- sented tentative budgets for 1932 for’, the consideration of the committee. H. P. Goddard, secretry of the com- mittee, said plans were being made for the group to hold a series of meet- ings at which each budget would be taken up for consideration separately. The committee is acting merely in an advisory capacity, he said, and had | been formed so that members of the body might familiarize themselves with tax matters and make any sug- gestions deemed pertinent. Members of the committee are R. Bismarck Shoe Hospital We Rebuild We Do Not Cobble We Resole with “K. L.” Leather Burman’s Shoe Hospital Service nnd Quality 107 3rd Street 211 4th Street Next to Bismarck Hotel Furnace Cleaning We will vacuum clean your furnace with a Sturtevant Vacuum Cleaner, paint the castings, inspect the grates and smoke pipes, all for $3. All Repairs at Reasonable Prices Phone 141 , French & Welch Hdwe. Co. Gen call pla ny taxpayer may ap. ger | Mtn the Board of | budget ant Sauer ee ol car and digsioners any itenr of pro- | levy and that the re park, CSrpenditures or object to any | missioners Witt, Grand Forks, N, D., June 11—()—! Maintenance and Operation weeks, -NOTICE OF BU Notice is hereby given that the pre- 7 liminary r Park District of the City of | marck, North Dakota, is on file in the loffice of the Clerk, and, that such meet on the fourth Hibs tire 4 of Y, y 22, 1931, our hall of representatives of city and| Ji 7:9p°PS ty Sy. for’ the pu county taxing bodies and the tax/of adopting the fin ing the annual tax levy; and that the Wednesday of July, f Park Commisisoners, Wid |Jysi, at tne nour of & sion at t in; H. P. Goddard. | B . A. Hyland, J. P. Jackson, the amount thereof. suphe total ‘proposed expenditures The total PIONEER MERCHANT DIES | cviaed for are az follows: taxpayer may 2 $,350.00 | object to any such GET HEARING |[ | the statement of Bis- budget NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING a/lh and that such budget statement may f. for the purpose|be examined by anyone applying therefor; that the Board of City Com- missioners will meet on the fourth 1 budget and mak- Troubadours. 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