St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-08
ST. PAUL ADJUSTMENTS.
Programs of the Gilmore Concerts
Tomorrow at the Exposition.
Modjeska in a New Play at the Grand
--Other Entertainments.

! 1t is with great satisfaction that the an.
nouncement is made that the concerts by
GilmOre's great band tomorrow afternoon
and evening at the Exposition rink will be
great success, financially as well as arts-
tically. Seats are going to be in great de-
mand by tomorrow afternoon, and the
stage will be placed further back in the hall
SO as to allow 400 more chairs to be placed.
There are some Super-renned natures who
profess not to like GiimoreS music-too
loud and brassy, you know-but these dc
not predominant in st. Paul to a sufficient
extent to interfere with the success of this
concert. Grant that Gilmore is sensational
and spectacular in his music as he undOubt-
edly is, still it is OF the kind that fills a
want among the people, and we cannot get
along without it. Following is the program
for the two concerts:
MONDAY MATINEE.
Overture-''William Tell" .Rossini
Gilmores Band.
Clarionet Solo-'The Belle of St. Louis
Observation-Disclosures. .Stock1ght
Performed by the author-Herr Stocki.ht.
Grand Opera selection. ........ Mereib eer
GIlmore's Band.
Introducing gems from 'L'Afrio aine,"
lie Prophetic" L'Etoile du Nord,'' Les
Hugnenocs, and other operas; with solos for
cornet Mr.. BenD, clarionet Herr Stocbight),
AMI Euphonium (Signor RatfayooJ.
Solo for Flute-''trhe Witches Dance"
.Paganlm
Mr.. Fred Lax.
For beauty of tone, rapidity of execution,
and perfect phras;ug-three essentials ne es-
Sary to make q great artist-Mr. Fred Lax has
been awarded by common consent first
place among the most distinguished soloists
in the musical profession.
Quartette for French Horns-"Church
ChImes .:.......::...: 1890. .Viviani
Messrs. Weston, Mueller, Zilm and Eller.
Caprice Heroique-''The Awakening of
tne Lion ............ ............. .kontsky
Gilmore's Band.
Cavitina-From Norma" .Bellini
Mile Louise Pyk.
Trombone Solo-Variations on Favorite
German Ar. hartmann
Signor Raffayolo
Patrol "British' Observation-Disclosures sch
Gillnore's Band
Descriptive Galop-"rhe Barnyard."
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS anrpach
Musical Director. Mr.. P. S. Gilmore
MONDAY EVENING.
Overture-'sDer Freischutz'' Weber
Giimore's Band.
Grand Aria-"The Last Chord Sullivan
Mr.. B. G. Beat and Band.
Rhapsodie Hongroise No. g.. List
Gimore's Band
Scena-From "FauSt''-''The Jewel
Song ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .GounOd
Mile. Louisa Pyk.
Grand Descriptive "Gilmores
Bands Tour of the Nations .. Fancuilli
This Fantasia is true tone painting of the
tour OF Gilmore's band in Europe. 1t has al
ready been played by the band in over fifty
cities of the Union, and has given the great
est pleasure at every performance. BY fol-
lowing description while being played its
rendering may be found interesting.
scription-Assembly at the Twenty-sec-
ond Regiment armory. March down Broad
way. Artillery salute going down the har-
Dor. Farewell to the land. Beautiful night.
and singing of barcarole at sea- Eight
bells az o'clock), midnight. Indications of
storm. 1t increases until all the power of
wind Instruments is developed Prayer for
deliverance in the midst of the storm. 1t
gradually abates. England in sight. A burst
of sunshine. The chirping of BIRDS Dis
tant sounds of "God Save the Queen The
majestic air swells forth in all it's
grandeur. at the end OF which famil-
lar American Y d. makes known his pres
sence and looks after the interests of the
band at all times and in all places Visits to
Ireland and Scotland. 1.-THE Harp that Once
Through Tara's Hail. 'vrhe Campbells are
Coming" and Aud Lang Syue." Departure
Tor France. The beginning of trouble. The
Bassonos make sorrowful defamation me
horn and baritone all utter grew
ances. The oboe tells mournful tale. one
after another the players unite. The ag1ta-
ton increases and becomes a regular mutiny.