St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-31
MINNEAPOLIS MUSICAL MATTER
AmusemeKats for the Future and a
Glance at the Week.

Glance at the Necks
The HARMONIC Singing society concert
this evening is All unusually fine one. The
program is as follows:
Festival overture. ...................L eutner
DAM orchestra.
I'm the Forest .TSchursch
Male chorus
a. Gavotte MignOn. =. -. ........ I'M
b. Mexican Serenade. .... Anoas
CString quartet.
Aria from 'sThe Magic Flute. . Mozart
Bass solo, Mr.. Schien.
Ensemble from 1.-THE Magic Flute. Mozart
Mrs. Pratt, Messrs. Schien. Huxmann, Struck
Benkendorf. Mixed chorus.
Overture-'sEgmont' 49,. ....... Beethoven
DAM orchestra.
''Rhine Legend" Observation-Disclosures. Rietz
Male chorus.
''Andante" ......................M endelssOhn
Violin solo, Mr.. Frank DAM, Jr.
Chorus and Solo from 1.-THE Golden Cross.
.Bruell
Mrs. Pratt and mixed chorus.
The Gleason concert at Plymouth church
on Tuesday evening will be participated in
by the best professional as well as amateur
talent i'll the city. Following is the pro-
gram:
l. Weber's ''Jubilee' overture. Orchestra
2. Organ and pianoforte duet, Prof, Morse
and Mrs. Gleason.
8. Song. .................Mr Mrs. S. v. S. Fisher
cCello obligato, Mr.. Strachauer.)
4. Mozart's "Adagio in d. for flute and
string quartet.
(Flute solo, Mr.. Freeman.)
S. Clarinet solo. ................M Mr. Ringwall
6. Sextet in G, by FaucOnier. -. Orchestra
Z. Caprice, by Mercadante. Orchestra
s. Baritone solo,. Prof. Porter
9. Rubinstein's quintet, OPP. 55, for piano.
flute, clarinet, horn and bassoon.
Mrs. Gleason, pianiste.)
10. Selection by male quartet from the ''Gou-
nod Choral Society,"
IL. Ascension chorus, from Gounods IRE
demption;'' instrumental arrangement
for orchestra, pianofore and organ.
The Gounod club concert at the West on
Friday night was splendid exhibition of
the result of good voices well trained The
concert would have been more popular had
there been a solo or two by way of relief to
the monotony, but what was given was be-
yond criticism. The chorus was composed
of the following singers:
SOpranoS-The Misses l.. E. Stoddard bible
Adair, Allie King, Carrie Carr, Lucy Williams.
Emma Patterson, Matte Brown and Mrs. l. j.
Covey.
Altos-Mesdames E. W. Dudley, l.. F.
Brown, f. H. Brimmer, NJ. M. Reed, c. H.
Morse, and the Misses Gertrude Daniels,
Fannie Mcleod and Tamizan Mckee.
Tenors-W. r. Morrison, A. H. Policy, D.
w. Elliot DIR. w. A. Jones, DR.. F. H. Brim-
mer J. r. Van Derlip and A. J. Sanborn
Basses-Weed Munro, Selden Bacon, A. W.
Porter, Jones Robinson, f. w. Gleason, DR.. I.
G. ST. John and G. P. Biddle.
The fourth Morse recital will occur at
Westminster church next Wednesday night.
The program will be German music and
Prof. Morse will be assisted bya male quar-
tet composed of the following: w. r. Nor
rison, DIR. w. A. Jones, Selden Bacon and
A. w. Porter.
NOTES.
The DanZ-Seibert excursion| to and con-
cert at Minnetonka will be repeated to-day.
A delegation of Harmonic singers will at
tend the twelfth saengerbund at Water
town, Wis, on the Goth, 9th and 2Sth of
June.
Summer open air concerts all over the
city will be revived in a short time.
The gardens are all flourishing. Concerts
are held nightly at the Columbia, Skaters.
Hartman q Murphy's, the Veranda and the
rest.