Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31
4 GREAT MUSICAL EVENT.
The Minnie Hauk Choral SOciety-MeI
delssohn Grand Union Concert.


delssohn Grand Union Concert.
Through certain correspondence which
took place last week between the Minneap-
oils Memberships and the st. Paul Choral
society, and the resulting action of the two
organizations, st. Paul is to be congratu-
lated upon the promised occurrence, at the
Opera house on Thursday evening,the 18th
the musical annals of the city. It appears
that the talents and members of the two
organizations are to be combined, and are
to support Miss Hauk in some of the most
brilliant selections from Wagner's great
opera of Lohengrin, the chief off which
will be the grand finale of act 1, consist
ing of bass solo by the king, leading into
quintet by Mile Hauk and four assist ny
soloists, and thence into a prolongation of
of the same with male and female choruses,
and combined St. Paul and Minneapolis
orchestra, all under the direction of Prof.
Janotta, of the st. Paul society. This,
however, will be but one of the
features of programme of re-
markable character and variety, which we
take pleasure in herewith presenting.
/. Overture. Observation-Disclosures. ....... .Suppe.
The orchestra.
2. Legend of the Rhine. Leslie.
The Mendessohns.
8. Baritone solo, Norruth. .......... .Gounod.
With choral cadenza by the Mendelssohns.
Constantine Sternberg,
B. a. Here my Prayer. ......... MendelssOhn.
b. Sweet and Low. .......... %. .Barnby.
st. Paul Choral Society.
6. Selections from Lohengrin. 800. Wagner
q: Romanza' The ''vision of Elsa" by
Mile Hauk.
b. Lohengrin's ''Farwel to the Swan
tenor.
c. What new found ecstacies confound U.S.
The St. Paul Choral Society.
d. Grand Finale, Prayer by the King,
Quintet, and final ensemble by Mile Hauk and
four soloists, The st. Paul Choral Society, the
Memberships, and combined orchestra.
PART II.
z. Chorus of Spirits (Rosamond) -. Schubert
The Mendelssohns.
o. Keno Song. ...;;;;.; .;........... .Eckert
The Mendelssohns, with baritone obigato.
10. ''Habanera," from "Carman," Bizet
Mile Hauk.
IL. Male Cantata-King Olaf's Christmas Buck
With tenor and baritone obligatOs, piano,
reed organ, string quintet and
male chorus, by
The Memberships.
IL. .....:................Gr Grand March
The Orchestra.
Considering that this programme is to be
rendered by vocalist who is among the
five OF six prima donnas whom the world
Acknowledges as great, by pianist who
has few if any superiors in this country,
by male club which has extorted its
highest honors from the musical critics of
rival city, by a mixed chorus which al
ready ranks among the very best in the
country, and by an orchestra consisting of
picked musicians from both cities, and
that the music to be rendered is of such
uncommon brilliance, of SO great variety
and by such a galaxy of authors as Wag-
ner. Schubert, Gounod, Bizet from the
great English companies, and our most
popular American author, Dudley Buck,
there seems nothing more that can be
said. Our citizens and musicians are
alike to be congratulated upon q union
which is SO polifo of possibilities, and
which bequeathes to both cities the best
results that can be achieved by combina-
ton of the numerous musical talents that
each unquestionably possesses.
Mile Haule leaves Her Magesty's Opera
company on the 9TH, to fulfil her current
engagements with the Mendelsshons at St.
Paul and Minneapolis on the 10th and 18th
of this month. She has been filing tho
roles of "Carmin," of elsa" in Lohen-
grin, and others, with her accustomed
great success.
The managers of the Woman's Christian