Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-08
the concert at 1he Cathedral.

AS was so confidently anticipated, the
complimentary concert rendered by the
united musical talent OF Savannah to Mr..
Frank E. Rebarer, the accomplished leader,
and Professor Warth, the skilled or
ganist of the Cathedral choir, at
the Cathedral last evening, was very bril-
liant affair. The spacious church was filed,
and 1t is estimated that there was an
audience of fully eleven hundred persons,
and hence 1t may be said that the concert
season has closed with the greatest eclat.
The audience was one that reflected the
culture and intelligence of Savannah, who
had attended lured by the anticipation OF
delightful musical treat, and we are
pleased to say they were In no wise disap
pointed, the sacredness OF the edifice
alone restraining them from giving more
vigorous expression to their feelings. The
following is copy OF the programme
which was given, some change in the pub
lished one being rendered necessary;
PART 1.
l. Overture Tancredi ................. .Rossini
Mr. F. A. Warth and Orchestra.
Z ASfi9 ~ - Mrs. !. W. Reilly and chor1s:
: : - Mr.. j. A. Graef.
4. Caprice de Concert. ...Adolph Terschack
Mr. James A. Douglass.
5. The Angels Serenace: =. 1890. Braga
Mrs. A. I. Cleveland.
o. u SAiu'AS Mr.. G. S. Maiiiette. A-'''''
z. Thou Evervwhere; ;.1a...;;.......La chner
Mr.. P. II. Ward.
8. My Soul Doth Live in Thee. -. Meyerbeer
Miss R. Ferst, Mrs. ]. w. Reilly, Mr.. Ward and
Mr.. Mallette
PART II.
1. Concerto in F Major. .................... Rink
Mr.. J. j. CORES.
= ave A-A i' Miss Rachael Ferst.
3. The Conquered Banner. ........... .LaHache
Mr.. G. w. King.
4. Romance Z. Eclairl. ,............ Ernst
Mr.. James Douglass.
. una Mr. Frank Rebarer. --'
= Mrs s Cleveland, Mrs. Reilly and MIR. Rebarer.
" Mrs Cleveland. Mrs. Reilly and Chorus
The overture "Tancredi," by Mr.. 7. A.
Warth and orchestra, was performed In
mastery manner, and reflected credit on
the numbers which followed. "Kyrie In D."
Haydn, by Mrs. J. w. Reilly and chorus,
was appreciated keenly. "Pro Peccatis,"
Rossini, was sung by Mr.. Graef, sur
passing any previous efforts, and "Caprice
de Concert" by Mr.. JAS. Douglass, was one
of the gems of the evening. Mrs Cleveland
sung the "Augel's Serenade," by Braga, In
stead Of "Gounod's Ave Maria" 10 her
usual artistic style and with great deal of
expression, highly delighting the appreci
alive audience Prof. Mallette's compost
ton go Salutaris,'' was very pleasing and
effective. "Thou Everywhere" by Mr..
Ward, was excellently sung. The
quartette, ''My Soul Doth Live in Thee"
was finely rendered. Prof. CORES per-
formed the first movement of Kinks "Con-
certo in F Msjer" superbly, ave Maria"
Pettinos, by Miss Rachel Ferst, was exc
cuted in highly pleasing manner, and her
rich mellow tones afforded great delight to
the appreciative hearers. The CONQUERED
Banner' by Mr.. c. W. King suited his
voice admirably. Romance" by Ernst, by
Mr.. Douglass, was all that could be desir-
ed. "Mia Madre,'' Luzzi, by Mr.. Rebarer,
was artisticslly and capitallv performed.
Mr.. Rebarer's s'Ave Maria" is very fine
composition, full of devotion, and reflected
credit on the talented composer, and was
rendered with full effect by Mrs. Reilly,
who sung the alto part admirably well.
"Tantum Ergo" Berge, by Mrs. Cleveland,
Mrs. Reilly and chorus, closed this excel
lent programme, to the complete satisfac-
ton of che audience.