St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-10

MINNEAPOLIS
SAARPS AND FLATS.
The Conservatory Concert for the Bene-
fit Of the Woman's Exchange.
VARIOUS MUSICAL EVENTS.
Wednesdays Concert at Relief Hail.
The Gounod Clubs Concert in
March.
VARIOUS MUSICAL EVENTS.

The Northwestern Conservatory of
Music will give concert tomorrow
evening at the Hennepin Avenue the
ater for the benefit of the Woman's ex-
change. The following is the excellent
programme to be presented:
Piano Solo
(a( Capriccio, op. 761. 1.............Bl .Blahmo
b) lmprompWSn, pWs',p, Sp eot1 pe,1s; Schubert
Violoncello "Coneertstuck" Schroeder
George +. Ransom.
Song-"n Balen" ('Trovatore') ....... Verdi
George w. FERGUSON.
Concerto in 6 minor for violin, Op. 26
(AdisiO-Gllegro energico). I'M. Bruch
Adolph GreIhen.
Orchestral parts played by Mrs. Gleason)
Miss Susie Mckay.
"Entrata in Roma''-Qnintet for man.
Aria-"Figlio Mio'' G Propheta), .Meyerbeer
Miss Julia May.
Tannhauser March; n. p.;:o, .Wagner-Liszt
Song-"The Muleteer of Tarragona''-
Mr. FERGUSON
Duet-''Cradle Song C'Nero'') .Rubinstein
Misses Mckay and May.
Grand Trio in r mnJr and MAJOR, Op.
20 (romance and allegro appassion-
ata). 49,. ....... ....... :. Jadassohn
Mrs. Gleason and Messrs. Grethen and Ran
som.
First appea! aIce of Mi. FERGUSON, bari
tone soloist and teacher, recently engaged to
give his entire time to this school.
Commence at 3. No person admitted dur
ing performance.
Next Wednesday night there is to be
a concert at the Eighth Ward Relief
hall for the benefit of Mrs. Emma j.
Ward. The entertainment is under the
charge of the Eighth ward churches,
whose choirs will furnish the music.
The Third Unitarian choir is to re-
produce the musical sketch Beans and
Buttons" Mrs. Wards paintings will
also be drawn by the lucky person who
has bought the right ticket.
This morning at II: 80 the pupils of
Gus johnson will give their eighth
piano recital at his studio. The pro-
gramme is an interesting one, and is to
be played entirely from memory.
A musical programme will grace the
church at Portland and Nineteenth
street. Willard Patten will be in
charge, and the First Baptist Quartette
and chorus choir will aid. Edward
Savage will be organiSt.
to give piano concert.
Alfred Paulsen, an OrganIst of Chi
cago. is to make his home in Minneap-
oils.
The Second Congregational church is
to have fine new pipe organ.
Signor Montanelli has been made
member of the faculty of the North
western conservatory. He is to be
teacher Of the mandolin.
+. W. Merriman, assisted by Fl. /.
Proctor'S male quartette and Miss Lily
Harmon. soprano, and Charles Mill,
pianist, will give a concert Monday
evening at Hamline university.
Misses Matilda FiIbert. Ella Thomp-
son, Gussie Mccormick, Beck, Alice
Filbert, Jennie Cohen, Charles Ballard
and Samme Findley will take part in
the matinee given this afternoon by Carl
V. Lachmund.
The juvenile string Orchestera will
give their second concert at Dyer'S hall
Monday. Feb. 1S. A graduate of the
famous musical university of Prague, in
the person of boy violinist of sixteen,
will be the main attraction.
The Gounod club will give concert
at the Hennepin Avenue theater i'm
March. The following compose the
quartette of soloists: Miss Susie Nc
Kay, soprano; Miss Emily Wynant. the
famous New York contralto; Charles A.
Knorr, Chicago's famous tenor, and
George w. Ferguson, baritone.