The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-04-18
FIR ST CONCERT.

The STATESMAN ia to-day able to publish
the full musical programme of the Saen-
gerfest:
FIRST CONCERT.
TUESDAY, APRIL 23-FIRsT PART
, a. Observation-Disclosures lo,,ho,.,o
l. b. Jubilee Overture-Keler Bella 0i'neo'i"
2 Welcome-Fronum.
Musical Union and Orchestra.
q a. Reverie-Vieuxtemps lou,,o,.ro
u b. Loiu du Bal-Gillet.
a. "Be e ad My Heart"-Moring. Grand Chorus
5. "Were l Bird'-Becker
san Antonio Mennerchor.
6. "Home''-S chafer. Giddings Singing Society
g. "The Chapel'-B2Ck4r-Sae ngerbun--Housto l
SECOND PART.
l. Symphony, E lat-Haydn......". ;. Orchestra
D a. Mai Song -Zurgends. Grand
- b. Hunters chorus Mendelsshon Chorus.
Austin Male Chorus
4. sin the Alps"-Hegar. e. Galveston Salamander
a. Pilgrim chorus from Lombardi-Verdil
b. ReveriesM,sopTano solo; -, =. .,,..,o.
Musical Union
6. Roman Triumphal Hymn-Max Bruch.
Grand Chorus and Orchestra
7. "The Mill on the Cliffn-Keissiger. ). Orchestra
SECOND CONCERT.
WEDNESDAY APRIL 2i-FIRsT PART.
l. Trompeten Overture endelsshon . Orchestra
2. when the Larks Return'-Weinziger
Grand Chorus
8. %TNilieht at Eve"-Abt. Austin Saengerrunde
4. "The Return
Houston Saengerbund and Liederkranz
5. "Forest Dreams'-Abt.
San Antonio Frohsiun
s. 'Erhe Chase Kickoff. ........... Orchestra
SECOND PART
l. Jupiter Decentralization %. ......." Orchestra
n q. The German Muse-Kallinooda.
~ b. Anniversary Celebration Mendelssohn
. Grand Chorus
g. Serenade-Volkmsnn. ,......... String Qrinte:te
A. "How Did LoYe Come Frey peethoven.
MGnnerchOr San Antonio
a. Prayer from Lohengrin-Wagner
D. b. Morning-Ries Chorus Musical Union
g. "The Crown in the Rhinen-Hirsch.,
Grand Cho us and Orchestra
T. "The Fair Galathea '-Suppe. ....... orchestra
GARDEN CONCERT.
PREssLER's GARDEN-wEDNEsD-Y AFTERNOON.
/. Military Review March-Koppitz. Il. =. Orchestra
2. "Ls ChevaI de BronZe''-Auber 800. Orchestra
3. "Greeting"-(Valse Brilliantly -Fahrbach.
Orchestra
FSPasfi
6 "I4e Regiment qui Passe"-Coverly Orchestra
Z. MADAME Favart''-offsnbach. -. Orchestra
g. PrestgsmoE Orchestra
The STATESMAN has also been shown
the different Saenger and committee
badges, which have just arrived from St.
Louis. They are models of taste and ap-
propriateness, and for the Saengers who
take them home as souvenirs they will
certainly be thing of beauty and a joy
forever.
The latest returns show something over
$4,000 collected aud in the Saengerfest
treasury.
Ia =, mi hon ba
mittees work, and how all details are
looked after by Mr.. Langermann, the Fest
president, who certainly understands how
to marshal his forces.
The STATESMAN will publish in its next
issue tAe names of all those who will illum-
mate their premises for the grand torch
light procession. 1t will be long list.
The Musical Union is on its mettle. 1t
proposes to hold it's own with it's veteran
German competitors, and is practicing
every morning and evening at its hall
under the direction OF Professor Besserer,
who is interchangeable. Mis-. Maxoy has
kindly consented to render solo with her
accustomed grace, supported by a quin-
tette and choral compartments.
The grand torch light procession next
Monday night will be the opening of the
Texas Saengerfest. The line of route will
be published in HE STATESMAN In due
time.
Every house on Congress avenue and
Pecan street should be illuminated with
all the lights available to give eclst to the
occasion and show the strangers in our
midst that we appreciate their presence.
The houses might be decorated with ever
greens and flowers which are 30 plentiful
at this time of the year.
The Saepgerfest committee will feel
grateful if the tizens of Austin will try
and help to make this festival grand and
complete success, so that all the visitors,
veterans and singers may carry away with
them the most pleasant memoirs of this
beautiful and picturesque hill city and its
hospitality.
THE BALL.
The arrangement of the ball portion of
the Ssengerfest festival is under the con-
troll of Mr.. A. @. Goeth. He has labored
assidiously and we'll, in getting up the
programme, arranging committees etc.
The "orders of dances" have been ordered
from the Mermod d. Jaccard company of
st Louis aud are of neat ana appropriate
design. For the detail business relating
to the ball the following committees have
been appointed;
Invitation-W. F. North, chairman
Max Mas, Frank Maddox, Phi. HATFIELD,
Sam DeUordova, VIM. Besserer, August
Giesen, Geo. @. Bengener, Oscar Samotz.
Recsptiou-Chas. E. Anderson, chair
man; Walter Tips, Julius Schuetze, Chas.
S. Morse, O. F. Drake, Jeff Brown, L. N.
Goldbeck, Louis Hancock, s. ]. Won Koen-
neritz.
Floor-A. G. Goeth, chairman; Geo. j
McCarty, H. L. GuentheI, David HaErell,
E. W. Parker, Ed. Schuetze jr., E.J Gold
man, Ed Morris, Herman Pressler.
Tickets to the ball will be ready for sale
in few days aud can be procured only
from members of the invitation commit
fee. M tickets will be on sale at the door.
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