St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-19
THE MAY FESTIVAL.
Complete Program of Events For the Mu-
steal Feast Brilliant Ensemble of
Artistic Features.
The Week in Dramatic Circles Devoted to
the Muse Of Farce and
Comedy.
The Genial Goodwin and His Skating
Rink Satire--Great Success
of Seaman.
THE MAY MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

Oh ScQuldus
THE MAY MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
Complete Outline of the Programs
for the Great Event.
AS the time approaches for the May
musical festival the deepest interest is awak-
ened in the affair, which will reflect credit
on the citizens of st. Paul for their generous
encouragement and support, upon the man
ayers for the able manner in which the
enterprise was conceived and executed and
upon the artists participating.
If any doubt has existed concerning the
high and excellent character OF the pro
gram all misgivings would be effectually
dispelled by glance at the numbers ar
ranged for the several performances, and
which have just now come to hand.
THE FIRST CONCERT.
The festival will open on Wednesday
evening, May 6, with the ''Taunh@ser'
overture. Wagner's most famous compost
ton, by the orchestra.
For this day the program is as follows:
a. Overture, ''Tnnnhaeuser" ....... Wagner
b. Traeumerie. .Schumann
Orchestra.
a. Largo violin obligato. ..........H Handel
Prof S. E.Jacobsohn and Orchestra.
b. M1nuetto. .DOccnerlh
String Orchestra.
a. Cavatina-Ah! DUAL Giorno.
b. Recitative-Eccom alfne in Babilonia
Miss Mathilde Phillips.
Overture, civilian Tell .Ross1n1
Orchestra.
La Juive.. 800. .haefy
Aria-'Se Oppressi Ognor.
Mr.. Myron w. Whitney.
Suite Sylvia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Leo Delibes
After the intermiSsiOn the celebrated
Stabat Mater, by ROssini, will be given by
Madame Pappenheim, Miss Phillips, Mr..
Fritsch. Mr. Whitney and the festival
chorus and orchestra. The roles concerted
numbers chorus and recitative of this com
position are too well known to require CON-
ment
fHURsDAY's PROGRAM.
The program for this day or evening IS
less classical than the above. and as will be
seen. it comprises diversified numbers from
the most celebrated composers. 1t is here
with given i'll full:
a. Overture-Leonore, No g.. Beethoven
b. Symphony in Minor. 80. ....... Mozart
Il. Andante.
b. Minuetto Allegro.
Orchestra.
Faust. .........................G ounod
Aria-Salve Dimora.
Mr.. Charles Fritsch.
Oberon. ................... ............W weber
Aria-Occan du UnRehauer. ocean, thou
Mighty Monastery
Il. Overture-Merry Wives of Wind
Observation-Disclosures. Nendelsohn
b. Serenade-Op. 0. String Orchestra
Observation-Disclosures. Robert Fuchs
Madame Eugene Pappcnheim.
a. Andante.
b. Allegro SchcrZandO.
C. Intermezzo Rondo Gavotta ........
..............A Ambrose Thomas
Orchestra.
Son and Stranger. .Mendelsssohn
Ara-'I ROaner.'
Mr. Myron w. Whitney.
Hear My Prayer MotcU ...... .Mendelssohn
Madame Eugene Pappenhcim,
Festival Chorus and Orchestra.
INTERMIssION.
a. Observation-Disclosures Nights
Dream. Observation-Disclosures. Mendelssohn
b. Opera Feramors-Ballet Music.
............ .......... Ant Rubenstein
I Il. Aegretto
b. Allegro vivace assai
Orchestra.
Lohengrin-'F Farewell ........... Wagner
Mr.. Charles Fritsch.
Russian Authorizations for Violin. David
Prof f. Jacobsohn.
Grand Sccna-"Ah Perhdo." ..... Beethoven
Madame Eugene Pappenheim.
u. Grand Concert March-'Peace Fes-
tivul' ....... ........ ....... .Jannotta
composed from the Boston Peace Jubilee,
june 1862
Orchestra.
b. Messiah-"H allelujah Chorus" Handel
Festival Chorus and Orchestra
FRIDAY EVENING.
The entertainment for Friday night will
witness the first production in this city of
Haydn's celebrated masterpiece, THE Sea-
SONS" The descriptive music of this COM
position is captivating i'll the extreme, the
four seasons. spring, summer, autumn and
winter, embracing splendid opportunities
for magnificent vocal and instrumental eff
fects. In all, the score embraces forty-fOur
numbers, the opportunities being equally
divided among the orchestra, chorus and
solists, all combining to constitute one of
the grandeSt performances ever given in the
Northwest.
TIE CAST WILL BE:
Simon "a fnrmer) ...............M Mr.. Whitney
Jane this duughter) Madame Pappcnheim
Lucas "a young eountryman).. Mr.. Fritsch
Chorus of country people and hunters. ......
Festival chorus and orchestra.
SATURDAY MATINEE.
The music for the matinee is light, jO-
cund and, popular and airy, rs will be seen
by the annexed program:
H. Overture-La Muette dc Portici. -. .Auber
Orchestra.
h. Screnade-Alegro Scherzando..
Observation-Disclosures. Robt- Fuchs
c. IntcrmeZZo "Gavotta ...........
.........ss. ..AihproiSe Auoulas
String Orchestra.
Mignon-Romance. Ambrose Thomas
Mr.. Charles Fritsch.
II. Nocturue Opus ., No. &c.. Chopin
Etude, No. %. .Rubenstein
Mr.. Charles ID. Pottgieser.
Der FreiSchutZ-ACt III. Scene and Aria
II. Recitative, before My Eyes Be
...---.-.-.-...-.....-.. held Him
b. Preghiera. ............"S softly, Softly
c. Rccitative, Earth Has Lulled
.................He Her Cares 10 hest
q. Aria. ....... Hope Again Is Waking
Madame Eugene Pappenheim.
n. Observation-Disclosures Wagner
b. Trseumerei. ............ .Schumann
Orchestra
Concerto-For violin. ........... Mendelssohn
IL Andante- ....-.......
b. Finale. - ................. ............
Prof :. T.. Jacobsohn and orchestra.
Walkure walkyres-Lovc song. Wagner
Mr.. Charles Fritsch.
Suite SYLVIA. ...........,.........L Leo Delibes
u. Prelude. 1900. Observation-Disclosures.
b. Les ChasSeuSSes. ...................
o a. lnterinekzo-
d. Valse Lento. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
3 Polka PiLzicato.. $1,000. ..............
Orchestra.
Ave Marie. ....-................." Gonnod
Organ, violin obligato and orchestra Madame