Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17

gedd The mance 'mir IL ]
s 'sGss. !. ''..s I. J. a,s,s'
the enuncia.ion without fault. We
4saaIdzas4s ffis.ss fiiehslias
manner and voice. She is not afraid 10,
open her mouth sufficiently to lei out 4
full, smooth sound, and every word she
uttcrs can be distinctly heard. She I'D
yss sH0uEd ,jjUdgsI ts5t smfuct'
more than sixteen and 'ifsiie continues
y practicesass bet oughtsher efforts Mill
be crowned by her becoming onep Or
the sbest isiogers1in the country. Asi's7
taThe Old Sexton, !" . bass solo, ~
M, Owen. i "A grand good, piece,
and Mr. q. has = rich, heavy, deep
toned vsiesfor Is performance; but &c
cording % ourifaucy he erred little ID
the movement Of the piece s.The Old
Sexton" i q that peculiar kind Of mu-
sic lhatthe time must correspond exact
iy with the sentiment, or the effect in
the performance Of IL IS destroyed Or
greatly impai, 60, Il i 1 very alnournlal
piece and should be sung in,sucha way.
as to sgigei IL tho greatest solemnity -
The aWrccker's Daughter, was
performed ~ the Band. with great spir-
i and with, acceptance T. the. audience.
Z: s''Hear me Norma. i a Duet, by Mrs.
Palmer and Miss Mitchell, wasa we'll
sung. This and most of these pieces
were accompanied BY Mr.. Tuttle on the
Piano. sss. a.ss.s.
80 Sing that gentle Strain Again" a
Quartette, BY Mrs. Owen, Mrs. Palmer,
Mr.. Owen and Mr., Powell was very
sweet piece and sweetly sung.
March, from Massaniello,"' Mar
settles Hymn" and one or two other
pieces, were performed BY the band IN q
scientific manner; but these pieces. es-
pecially the latter, needed Hanson
with his Cornet, and a few other instru-
ments 70 enable one to fairly appreciate
their beauty and grandeur. ID es,ss.I
t'The Mlst!etoe Bough. sung by
Mrs. Weary, with . guitar accompani-
ment, was,good, but .i
aspeed Away" Qoartetts, BY Mr.,
Powell, Mr. Oven and Mrs, Weary was
one Of the 6ne things Of the evening ]
Each part iswas perfect, the harmony
fine, and great effect was given 70 4
good Piece. il its performances 'qslfnla on that
occasion. Esl 8sia4g 4q ,sfa
aTattler Rebnked, ~ Duett BY Mrs
Weary and Mrs Mrs Owen, was new thing
TO Us, but q good one.s,as 5as,.. s.I, Il, !.
Mr.. Place on the yiolin,e and Mr.,
ruttle on the piano. performedsa piecs
from sslls Trovatofe, which elected the
greatest applause. - ''.3.lsA '..s,I'.. y
Lord Of of,,HH Hosts IA ,Quartstte.s u full
chorus. wasta majestic piece Of music.
andits performancdgave full proof Of
the musicaltaleh. Of the Choir. II was
acc0m5P p ahi,ed BY MY rs Palmer 81 The ne
' s''4gV li .stSiassh 1iati3 saasys u snne
.sAnnle Ger the Banks O'Dee, n was
reh sungaby Mrs. Palmer A "Quaker
Song" q Duet, By Mr.. and Mrs. Brain
ard. aff ,rded the greatest merriment 70
all. Il was well done. ,s:, t,s,, .sts
Beforethe last piece 10 the programmes
was brought out loud calls were made
again for Placs! Place Placer Az last
he was forced out. Instead Of, playing
THE titsCuckoo,''', however. he tried to
divert lheirattentioa BIZ a little simple
air, aflerdwhich making one Of his most
exquisite bows, retired, to the great
amusement Of the audiance. But II vas
no GO; al had made up their minds 10
hear the fCuckoo'' again, and nothing
could BIO heard but Place, Placs, suatil
|hslcemas out snda Drained them viii,
tsrs-perf5rhance, amer which ali lean.
ed s back EXT, h'osl eoRpIa Gently int fheiiE
| !. sss,lmuSh sastasaY; ':;Yop,aHe enr
|tirely esha u .Rlacsa whens yon, think to
|couduef e.. gFf .4saiii. ,sEf saa ssls
TBs sadieaes we're liz here Informed ear that
Z. . Agn@aDt IN .tfI47El-s8ssf Iftfsls I. fafa
It 1 4 Mer fli desired the OPering. piece
would be performed again. asathea other
menabersof rths blnd were there switA
their inHfdnsnts, ~ assist. Itswas IN
ia Il III .ts ssf1l.la ga t.s.l