St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-13


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THE MUSIC OF A WEEK
Pleasing Events for the Near Future
Gossip Among the Music
Makers.
The piano recital to be given at Har-
monia hall next Wednesday by Miss
Adele Aus der Ohe is likely to be one of
the best musical performances of the
season. Miss Aus der Ohe was one of
LISTS favorite pupils. and those who
heard her at the time of the -Juch con-
cert say she is pianist of great ability.
The programme on Wednesday evening
will be as follows: Fantastic and fugue,
Bacll-LisZt: sonata, op. 81, C sharp
|! minor (Moonlight), Beethoven; (a) pas
torale, Scarlotti, (b) cappricci0. Scar
l0tti, (c1 minuet al'antiQue, Paderenssti,
I'D Spinning song, Mendelssohn: Fash
ingSchmauS aus Wien, OPP. rs, Carnival
Franks in Vienna, Schumann: (a) noe
turne, (b) Yalse A flat OPP. 81, Chopin {:
/ Spinning song, ''Flying Dutchman, -
Wagner-Liszt; polonaise, List. A
vocal number will be contributed by
Miss Julia May, c0ntraItO and violin
solo by Prof. A. Aamold.
A concert will be given at the Henne-
pin avenue theater Wednesday evening,
Jan. 90. The Well-known prma donna,
Miss Anna Smith, will appear for the
first time in Minneapolis. She will be
assisted by the following local musi-
ians: MesSrS. Ii. |. Proctor, A. w.
Porter. K. ID. Finch ard Dr.. Strachauer
The concert will he, under the direction
. Of G. Johnson.
Another of the popular series of con-
certs by RingwalI and Thyle's military
band will be given at the Peoples
theater this afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Tue
programme is as follows: March, "Hen-
our" Lamp; overture, Poet and
Peasant" Suppe; (a) Gavotte, First
Love- Necke: Cd The Birds Song"
Soderberg: cornet solo, arranged by
Ringwai!, Harry Emmings; selection,
Faust" GOunod; american National
Air." Catlin; waltz, 1.-The Flower Girl"
Labitsky; "Turkiche SchaarWache" (by
reQuesO, Michaelis: selection, ''Das
Nachtager in Granada" Kreutzer: gal
op. ''Breslaur," Faust. These concer is
will be given every second Sunday dur
ing the winter. Director Ringwail is
receiving many encomiums on his work,
and he hopes to make permanent feat
ure of popular concerts in Minneapolis.
That famous old Irish drama, eileen
Oge," will be produced at the Peoples
theater for the week of Jan. 20. The
performances will be under the auspices
of Division No. s, A. o. H., and the per-
Torrance on Friday evening, Jan. 25,
will be for the benefit of the division.
The benefit to the Minneapolis Flam-
! beau club at the Peoples theater will
take place next Thursday evening. Jan.
II. The sale of seats has been large,
and the club will probably realize con-
siderable sum to go toward defraying
the expenses of its trip TO Washington
to see Harrison inangurated.
The suggestion that the Danz orches-
ira rehearSalS for the series of Sacred
grand concerts should be made public
for the benefit of students and lovers of
music, has met with a great deal of
favor. and the experiment is likely to be
tried after the sixth concert, which oc.
ours next Sunday.
A musical entertainment will be
given at the Hennepin theater to-
morrow evening for the benefit Of the
Young Girls home. The following
programme will be given: Overture,
civilian Tell Mrs. FL. w. Gleason
and Miss Rounds: Laureane, 1.-THE
Marble Dream" Miss Stella Paige; song.
Spring Song" Miss Julia May; the
trial scene from the Merchant of
Noniao Drof 7 w concr
The Light from Heaven" Miss Mckay
and Dir. Strachauer: piano duet, Grand
Polonaise," Mrs. Gleason and Miss
Rounds; Harmony of Notion" Miss
Paige; song, Leaving Yet Loving"
Miss May; 1.-The Churchyard Scene"
from Hamlet" Prof. Dickinson; duet,
-"Oh, That We Two We're Haying,"
Miss Mckay and Mr.. Lind; Poet and
Peasant" violin and piano., Miss jessie
S. Schley and George A. KohIer.
prof. F. W. Merriam gave piano re-
cital Tuesday at Hamline university be-
fore the musical students. The pro-
gramme included selections from Bach,
Chopin and Rubinstein.
The new organ built for the First
Pfesbytern church will be opened Tues
day, Jan. Is, by concert under the di-
rection of S. W. Shryock. The follow
ing programme will be presented: (a1
Postudium, pedal study, Southland, (b)
elevation, BatiSte, III. S. Woodruff; base
solo, selected, Joshua Williams; lSelec-
tioii, A. NJ. Shuey; vocal solo. Proctor;
E.sThy Sentinel Am l." Watson, E. p.
Long; allegro con brio. Wely, III. s.
Woodruff; Heaven and Earth, Pinsuti.
Willard Patton: overture and selections
from Faust. A. M. Shuey.
HMrs. A. Finsterbach and her pupils
gave a pleasant parlOr musicale, on
Wednesday evening at her home on
Clinton avenue.
Miss Nettie Clark. well known So
prano singer of ST. Louis, is the guest
of friends in this city.
Miss Angie Blake and pupils gave
musicale at her home Wednesday aft
ernoon.
( Prof. Zoch will give concert in Du-
luth On the evening of Feb. s.
Prof. II. E. Zoch gave his twenty-sec-
ond piano recital at Harmonic hall last
Monday evening. The programme con-
tanned well selected numbers from
Schuman. List, Bach and Beethoven.
A large audience were in attendance
and showed by their enthusiastic ap-
plause that the performers artistic
work was fully appreciated.
The Northwestern conservatory gave
concert at Dyer hall Friday afternoon,
at which Miss Van Gelder rendered
several vocal numbers. Walter Petzet
and Mrs. III. W. Gleason presided at the
piano.