St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-09
MUSIC IN MINNEAPOLIS.

The third of the series Of sacred
grand concerts by the DAM full orches-
ira of fifty pieces occurs at Harmonic
hall this afternoon, and the programme
is superb one, to which DR.. Louis
Mas, the Boston pianist, contributes
two numbers: Grand march, Lachner:
overture, 'Tannheuser." Wagner; (a)
Romanza, L sharp major. (b) Toccata. c
major, Schumann, piano solo by DR..
Louis Mas: ballet music, "Queen of
Sheba,r Goldmark; Traeumerei (by re-
quest), Schumann. string orchestra;
Etude de concert, Thalberg, piano solo
by DR.. Louis Mas; potpourri, "Faust,"
G0unod; selection, Carmen Bizet.
The young people of the NJ. E. church,
corner of Twenty-third avenue and Tween
ty-fourth street, on Tuesday evening.
The following programme will be rem
dered: Prelude; recitation, Mr.. Gil
bert; solo. Miss Rehl; song, Amphion
Glee club piano solo, Mr.. Keidel; Ger
man song, Messrs. and Miss Rehl;
double quartette, ''W'll Have to Mort
Georgia Sims: music. either and picolo,
George and Henry Rehl; Duet local,
Messrs. Rehl. Pomeroy; solo, Mr.. Nc
Clelland: recitation, Mr.. Gilbert; FreS-
tual Duet. Miss POmerOry; song, Am
phiOn Glee club.
The NIendelssohn Quartette club. as
sisted by local talent, gave pleasant
, concert at Relief hall on Tuesday even
ing.
On Friday evening, Dec. %, the Ana
phion Glee club. of this city, will give
grand concert at Harmonic hall. 1t was
their first intention to give the concert
on Christmas night, but the date was
changed at the request of a good many
| friends, who would not have been able
to attend on Christmas night on account
| of Christmas festivities at home. Prof.
Zach. pianist; Prof. Dickinson, elocu-
| zionist. and Miss Susie Mckay, soprano,
will take part. With such talent as this
the concert will no doubt be success.
DR.. Mas concert on Friday evening
at Harmonic hall was rare treat to
musical people. He is brilliant per-
| former and received an enthusiastic
welcome. The varied programme was
presented in an acceptable manner.
Miss Evelyn Burt. the soprano, is soon
| to wed Il gentleman from Peoria, LII.
Miss Susie Mckay has resigned her
position as soprano of Westminster
choir and no successor has yet been ap-
| pointed.
Prof. Willard Patton will give con-
cert in the Eighth Ward Relief hall on
| the 10Th. Gustavus Johnson, the pian-
| ist, Aamold, the violinist, and the Met
zitoth quartette will assist.
A concert will be given at Pilgrim
church next Tuesday evening for the
benefit of the North Mission Sunday
school. Among the selections to be rem
dered are the following by members of
| the Carl Y. Lachmund juvenile orches-
ira: "Mardi Gras." string quintrtte;
| recitation; ave Marie,'' violin solo,
Ray Shryock; duo for violin and cello,
| Charles and Russell Ballard: "Rigo-
let's Fantastic" piano SOLO; vocal solo;
| recitation; "Reverie," string quintette.
The Shiloh Presbyterian Sunday
school will present during the holidays
juvenile cantata entitled, "The New
ST. Nicholas" W. A. Gulick is in
charge of the entertainment and large
force of children are rehearsing.
Mrs. l.. c. Hitchcock has been en-
gagged as organist at the Shiloh Presby
terrain church, as successor to Miss Jen-
ME Spense.
The famous MendelssOhn Quartette
made its first appearance last Monday
evening at the West hotel, before a
good audience.