St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-25

The second of the series of twelve sa-
cred grand concerts by the Danz OrcheS-
ira, arranged for the winter, occurs at
Harmonic hall this afternoon. The
first concert afforded such unbounded
satisfaction to music lovers that large
attendance is assured for the balance of
the series. Nine. Sofia Romani, of Bos-
ton, soprano of considerable reputa-
ton, will make her first appearance. The
programme is varied one, but at the
same time includes without exception
selections of high order.
March-Hungarian .......... Berliaz
Overture-"Leouore''N No. 3 Bee thoyen
Ballet Divertissement-to Henry Viii, 81.
oaens-1. Introduction Entree des Clans.
2. Idylle Ecossaise 3. Danse de la Gypsy.
4. Glgue ct Finale.
Original Tarentella. .......... 49,. JuIlen
Scene aud Aria-"La Traviata''. .......- Verdi
Soprano Solo. by Nine. Sofia Romani.
Schubert's Serenade. arr. A. Rosennecker
Fantaisie Pizzacato. ..... &c. NJ. Bergnns
Waltz-"Glacier Garden. ........ .kaler Bella
The Harmonic society will open its
concert season this evening. Miss Fan
ME Wacks will be the soloiSt and the
programme as follows:
PROGRAMME:
Overture ,............. ................. Suppe
Danzs Orchestra.
Mixed Chorus.
R0mance.... ........ w. lopp
Trio for flute. fagotto and piano.
Miss Freeman, etempf and Angelroth
Serenade ......................F f. ADJ
Male Chorus.
Aria, from Barber of Seville ........Rossfnl
Miss Fannie Wacks.
Mandolin polka =. -. ..:....... .Desermes
String Quartette-Danz's Orchestra.
Danzs Orchestra.
1.-THE Poor Grenader'' ...... ......... Wllm
Mixed Chorus.
The female triplets... ............... .Basett
C0mlcdl trlO ..........
Misses Engel, Rauan and Anhieur
Polka. .........! .......... .....H. Vogt
Male Chorus.
Cayatine and chorus from Norma" .Bellini
Miss Fannie Wacks and Mixed Chorus.
Musical director, Prof Richard Stempf.
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MUSICAL NOTES.
The chorus choir. organized for duty
at the Woolley temperance meetings,
rehearsed at Dyers hall on Wednesday
evening.
The pupils of Prof. F. W. Merriam's
classes will give a recital next Friday at
his residence, SIG Second avenue.
The programme. is: Harmonious
Blacksmith" Miss Mary Brooks; (O
polonaise, op. 30, No. z. (b) la fount-
aine, Miss Sarah Deutch; "Happy
Wanderer," Miss Minnie McDougall;
(a) Etude Melodique, No. 2, (b) Grand
March de Concert, Miss Jennie Cohen;
Nachtstuke in F, Miss Louise Kiehle;
Polacca Brilliante, op. 70. Mrs. E: S.
Backus; 1mprOmptu, Op. 2, Miss Mary
Brooks; Pasquinade, Mrs. S. Bowler.
Walter Refer gave the first of a series
of five piano recitals on Monday at
Dyer's music rooms. The programme
was composed,of selection from Beet
hoven only.
On Monday evening, Dec. 8, the Men
delssohn Qnartette club will give con-
cert at the West hotel. under the direc-
ton of Profs. Lachmund and Woodruff.
The Gounod club will give three con-
certs this season. The first will occur
about Christmas time, and it is hoped
that Miss Emma Juch will assist in the
presentation of ''Hande1'S Messiah"
the second. This is a eantata, giving
and chorus work. "The Tale of a
Viking" Will be given at the third enter
tainment. 1t is hoped that the support
will be sufficiently liberal to insure the
best soloists of the country.
This evening, Nov. 25, at s p. M, in
Harmonic hall will be given the first of
a series of concerts by the Harmonic
society. Miss Fannie Wacks, recently
from the conservatory of Berlin, will
assist as soloist. The programme will
be: Overture, Suppe, DAM orchestra;
Spring Song, Wilm. Mixed Chorus; Ro-
nance, w. Topp, Messrs. Free man,
Stempf aud Augelroth; Serenade, f.
Abt, Male Chorus; Aria from Barber
of Seville" Rossini, Miss Fannie
Wacks; Mandolin Polka, Desermes.
DAM Orchestra; Cavatine, Raft, Danz'
Orchestra; 1.-THE Poor Grenadier,"
Win, Mixed Chorus; 1.-THE Female
Triplets," comic trio, Misses Engel,
Rauen and Anhieur; Polka, FL. VOgt,
Male Chorus; Cavatine and Chorus
from ''Norma," Bellina, Miss Fannie
Wacks and Mixed Chorus. Musical di-
rector, Prof Richard Stempf.
The First battery, of the Minnesota
concert at the Armory Thursday even
ing. "a Pleasant Wedding" by Sober
mann. and arranged by Prof. Ringwall,
was enthusiastically applauded. The
SapphO Ladies' quartette, consisting of
Mrs. Covey, Miss Harmon, Mrs. Weed
Munro, Mrs. Nj. A. Paulson, Miss Emma
Nelson. Gus johnson and Prof. Ring
wall, gave several numbers, which
were well received. Thyle s. Ring
wallis orchestra rendered the instru-
mental music.