Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-30
The Thomas Festfrat.

The complete programmes for the grand
Thomas Festival to be held the last week In May
in st. Paul and Minneapolis, have been forward
ed by Mr.. Thomas, and the first two are pub
lished below. A glance at them will give our
readers some idea of the feast in store for them
on that great occasion. Mr.. Thomas has begun
his grand tour across the continent from ocean
to ocean, his first festival closing last evening In
Baltimore, Nd, with immense success. The
second of the series of seventy-four to be given
on this tour, begins tomorrow evening at Pitts
burg, Pa. There is nothing in the whole range
of grand musical enterprises of which we have
any account, that is at all comparable to these,
and the twin cities may consider them
selves more than fortunate in being
made links in this chain of extraordinary
festivals. Accompanying Mr.. Thomas and his
marvellous orchestra of sixty solo instrument
talists on this extraordinary tour are five vocal
soloists, viz Mrs E. Humphrey Allen and Mrs.
Annie Hartdegan, sopranos; Mrs. Belle Cole,
contr alto ; MIR Fred Harvey, tenor and Mr..
Franz Remmerts, bass; and Mrs. Julia Rive
King, solo pianist. The grand roster is as fol-
lows
THEODORE THOMAS, DIRECTOR.
Chasles E, Locke. General Manager
Frank ID. King 800. Business Manager
Henry Sschleben. -. Orchestra Representative
John Mahnken. ...... Secretary
John Nolan Librarian
T. F. McNicol. ... Baggage Master
Charles Smart, in charge of the Grand Piano
First Violins.-H. Brandt, (Principal,) E.
Hermann, j. Bernstein Il. Mugscheld; M.
Loffier; l.. Schmidt; G. Bach, G. Pringnitz.
Second VioliDs-J. Rietzel, (principal,) B.
Hermann; W. Stelz; H. Schneider; E. Jordan
H. Ulrich; E. Wager: H. Braun.
Violas-J. Rich (principal) o. Berger; c.
Muller; H. Allen; o. Schrsmm.
Vin1OpooI1oc a (yripniTDo1 | W
Hesnecius, J. Eichheim, h. Sachelben, c. Berg
ereoffer.
Double Bassos-C. H. Uthof, (principal,) F.
Render, c. Kurth, c. Kramer,
Harp-H. Breitschuck.
Flutes-O. Ostarie, F. Rietzel, Oh. Schaefer.
Piccolo-C. FL. Shafer.
Oboe-J. Eller, G. Stowasser.
English Horn. C, Eller.
Clarinets-E. Boehm, L. Scockg.
Bassoons-A. Sohst, II. Reuter-.
Horns-A. Schulze, N. Schmidt, A. Hackle-
barth, G. Schanz.
Cornets-F. Dienz, T. Schlickau.
Trumpets-R. Schramm, M. Ulrich.
Trumpets-F. Letsch, W. Zeller. H. Braun.
Tuba-H. Kurth.
Kettle Drum-W. Lowe.
Small Drum-A. Jordan.
Cymbals-H. A. Warner.
FIRST CONCERT, ST. PAUL-MoNDAT EVENING,
MAY %.
a. Overture-Leonore No.2. =. Beethoven
1. b. Romanza and Scherzo, from fourth
Orchestra.
2. Bass Song-Am Nicer $500. Schubert
8. Piano Concerto, No. 2, G Minor. .Saint-Saens
Andante SoStenuto. Allegro ScherzandO.
Presto.
Mime Rive-King and Orchestra.
4. Forty-second Psalm ......... .Mendelssohn
Mrs. Humphrey Allen and Festival Chorus.
Z n L
Orchestra.
6. Contralto Aria-'O! Fatima" (Abu Has
SAM 80. weber
Mrs. Belle Cole.
z. Lohengrin ...... Wagner
a. Vorspiel. b. Scenes Act 1.
Mrs. Allen, Mr.. Harvey, Mr.. Remmertz.
FIRST, CONCERT, MINNEAPoLIs, TUESDAY EVEN.
ING, MAY 20.
"a. Overture, Ruy Bias .Mendelssohn
C. Invitation to Dance, Adapted for
Orchestra by Hector Berlioz .... Weber
Orchestra.
O. Tenor Aria, ''n Imio tesoro," (Don
Glovannl) ............ .......... Mozart
Fred Harvey.
8. Romanza and Rondo, Concerto No. 1,
Nine. RiveKing and Orchestra.
4. Hungarian Rhapsody No 2.......... List
Orchestra.
5. Soprano Solo-'Ave Maria'' Bach-Gounod
Mrs. A. Hartdegen.
a. Overture William Tell ........ .Rossini
0' b. Traeumerei. .... ............Sc humanr
Orchestra.
Z. Contralto Aria-"Or la, Sull on da''.
.............. 80. 80. 80. go. .Mercadante
Mrs. Belle Cole.
8. NaP5ia1 chorus Sd Act Iohsngs5n
March Movement ....W Wagner
Festival Chorus and Orchestra.