The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-17


Mr.. Jos. Br, ckmuller.
(By Special Request of Professor c, IIaas)
TEN MiYUTEs INTERVAL
PAtT II.
l, Overture Morning. Noon and
NigAt' ..................... .suppt
Orchestra.
.. Male Cborus-"Zum Wald." ito the
"oo Lederkranz from Houston.
g. Descriptive Ballad-'The Wreck OF
the Hfsperus .-.-.................H atton
Mr.. Arthur G. Crane.
' walhaila Of Waco
8 overture-"MarthS 'fio'o"
WEDNESDAY NIGHT-PART l.
l. Oyerture-' Grand Marsh ............ .Ilkol
TRUMAN ............ .......Max. Bruch
Combined Male Chorus,
D. MAZE i Beetbovens Of San Antonio.
A Teno Solo-"Good Bye Sweetheart .Hatton
T. f. Holoran.
Ten mir utes' interval
PART II.
sThe Rose Maiden Cants Fred. H. Cowen
Under the direction of Henry J. Frees.
Miss Minna Wolf .........."SSoprano
Mrs. L. wosin ::.cr ''''''''.SSo oprsno
MISS slmina Wolf. .Contralto
NJ r. r Ha,loran, of Kansas City ...... Tenor
Mr., Arthur q. Crane. late of York Min
ster. Worchester Cathedral, and New
Colleee Chapel, Oxford England baritone
Mr.. Oscar Schmidt. .....,.....'.,,..,,..b ari'one
MIXED CHORUS AND FULL ORCHESTRA.
The Oueen of the Flower fairies, weary
of a life of unbroken calm, pravs OF the
newly returned Spring that he Will bestow
mon her also the gift of love that he Pc
slows upon man. lie warns her Oh Tue Iisk
che rims. bat finally Yields to her entreaties
hv CHANGING her while she sleeps into the
form of q beautiful girl. Under the name
of Rose Blossom she wanders through the
world TO find the love that she seeks and
meats with n girl who, having been be-
strayed and deserted by her lover, loses her
senses and dies broken-bearted. But, I'M
deferred by her search, Rose Blossom pc
comes The wife of forester, with whom she
lives for time in such perfect nappinmSts s
that she cannot survive his death. Inc
elves bewail the fate of their queen, and
curse love as fatal to peace and happire ss'
MUSICAL DIRECTORS.
uonrv 7. Frees, director Professor Chas
Haas leader Of Frohsinn and ombined
Male Chorus; Professor o. Gareissen, leader
Of the Salamander and the Mendelsohn OF
Galveston; Professor @. Plaege, leader OF
tho Beethoven of San Antonio; Professor
WI, Resserer. leader of the Austiner
smnger Of Austin: Professor Duverpeck'
leader of the Lederkranz ofHouston; Pro-
tossor VIM. Peterson, director Of the wal
b,lIa of Waco; Professor ]. +. smith. leader
nS the A rion OF Terrell: Mrs Gundif, leader
NJ Inc A rion of Longview; Professor Chas'
Manner leader of the Gruetli OF Dallas'
Professor Chas. A. Capwell. accompanies;
Professor ]. B. Vogel, of New Orleans
leader of Orchestra. - -..
uConcert Grand" manufactured expressly
bv Decker Bros. Ne York. Frees d Son A.,
agents, III Main stree. Dallas.
SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
enngerfest Hall was all ahlaze last even
inc ON the grand occasion of the first grand
concert of the 14th biennial Texas German
Snnperfest. under the following musical
directors: Henry J. Frees, director: Profess
sor Charles Haas, leader NJ Frohsinn and
combined male chorus; Professor o. Care
issen, leader Of the Salamander and the
Mendelsohn Galveston. Prof. @.
Plagge, leader OF the Beethoven. OF San An
tonic; Professor William Besserer, leader OF
the Austiner Sgnger. Of Austin; Professor
Duyerneck, leader Of the Liederkrsnz. o
Houston; Professor William Peterson, d.
rector of the Walhalla, of Waco; Professor
J. II, Smith. leader Of the Arion, oil Terrell;
Mrs. CundifL, leader Of the Arion, OF Long
view; Professor Charles Manner, leader OF
the Ciruetli, Of Dallas; Professor Charles A.
Capweli. accompanist; Professor J. ID. No-
gel, Of New Orleans, leader OF orchestra.
The hail in its decorations, facilities and
general adaptations has been already de.
scribed in these columns. Suffice ii TO say
now that in addition 10 all those mentioned,
is It's, a,cOu't n. PTGPer'i s.a s0 wsTs
10 be as perfect as could be desired. The
electric ligbt.. eight in number, under the
engine Of Major II. V. TOmpkins, behaved
and kept a steady and uniform
ennis don oflight that set Of to finest advan-
iaRe both the musicians and the auditors
Besides this there were nearly 800 gas jets
in foil stream. There was but little Il any
confusion m the seating Of ticket holder,
and although the ball was NOT
crowded, IL was comfortably FILED with
.oue Of the handsomesi faces ever assem-
bled IN this city or other part Of the state.
There were altogether some 4 200 to $50
persons within the walls, and the unusual
quiet observed By all evidence i.s,'s. 81 IN. the
1uet which was ! fead for sll who have
INV music in their souls.
And II this first Of the series Of these con
,erfs A. presented last night, IL the meas
urs nv which the remaining ones are 20 be
judged, then the award at the end will be
me of praise well deserved. Though not
m euv sense q classical programme, the Sc /
erfi0us were good. and sUch as are always |
.pjoyed By musicians as well as the general
public. The orchestra. under the
iirscti0n Of Professor Nogsi. O.
Ssv 7 orls.R' n. g.ss M ssTss a. pp u.
,egiDning u the programme, vas tbeif |
,est Effort. There vas q snap and bril- /
inncv that seemed wanting IN Their other
Iumbers. although they were enc0red after /
,isviue the 'iStradelian overture 81 the |
,eriuning Of the second part CJmposed !
mainly q - many men Who have never |
Iiaved torsther, more time Tor rehearsal
rss recessary IN which - bring out % per-
srfiou the teaufies oftbe Swedish wedding
fa-rh with which the programme .osed- I
ne rrrn bind male chrrus, under frofst-
o. Has. - DaIlas. sang Their NUMBER
ri md deserved the applause hey ~
isTed. Fora chorus gnthered rom -
narr rrn-fs ~ The stste. thsy sang WITH
-prf rInnrirrify. and wers very vel en-
-oIlsf b. ne director. The salamanoers.
4 0alveston. Hbcwef rains-taklng Eork
= ne uari - her lea1er. Iner attncE
- r,od anf the ricetT ~ tbe-f phr1siDE !
- r1rrtnrt rrnrlics. IN plart q tte /,
.rshrrrrr - sar Autcuir. lht Lie1s-Ernrz
Hr-r'on. nppea-e6- They ha4s gyoa
1ioss and a. iusios 70 t1s nunoE vhich