St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-03
MUSICAL MINNEAPOLIS.
The Programme for the Ninth Concert
by the Danz Orchestra.
"A JUNE FESTIVAL PROMISED.
d Number of Noteworthy Musical Events
Acknowledgement Notes About
Musicians.

predecessor. That of two weeks ago
was excellent, but the concert set for
THIS afternoon at Harmonic hall bids
fair to eclipse it, admirable as it was.
The orchestra numbers are of high
order, and embrace very popular Sc
lectionS. D. Muehlenbruch, who is to
contribute violin solo, is a thorough
musician and brilliant performer.
Alfred Segelbaum, the pianoist, is also
TO give solo with orchestra accompani-
ment. The following is the pro-
gramme:
March-"Gloria Patria'' ... Palm
Overture -''Stradella''. ..............Fl otow
NoHCeIIo. Hitler
.r Piano Solo by Alfred Segelbaum.
F aohging I dor Home 3Jungmann
Violin Solo by D. Muehlenbruch.
Introduction to Third Act OF ''Lo-
Czsrda - 49,; w Mag,ne
overtur,-'.Wiliiam Tell. .....Rossin
A MUSICAL FESTIVAL
is in store for Minneapolis in June. P.
>. Gilmore is now organizing an orches-
ira in the East. He is drawing from the
old jubilee orchestra and other leading
orchestras of the country, and will have
about 125 pieces in all. AS soioists he
has already obtained Campanlni, Del
Puente, Myron W. Whitney. De We're,
the new French soprano who is said to
excel Gerster; Nine. StOne-Barton. the
soprano, and Helen Dudley Campbell,
contralto. and he probably have one or
Two additional tenOrs and several in
strumental Soloists besides those in the
orchestra.
Inc details have not yet been per-
fected, but tits certain that Minneapolis
is to be favored by three concerts and
matinee with elaborate programmes and
numerous popular features. Some large
auditorium will be obtained for the occa-
sion and probably a big local chorus
Will be engaged by the company.
The young people who are to give the
operetta Cinderella" next May, gave a
concert on Thursday evening under
Miss Doolittle's direction, at Dyer's
music hall.
The concert at All Saints church last
Thursday evening was a complete sue
Emma Abbott'S version of Nearer NV
God to Thee' was the event of the
evening.
MUSICAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Prof. A. b. Bass, with the choir of the
Gethsemane church. will give concert
at Dyer's hall on Tuesday evening. A
male quartette, a mixed quartette and
quartette IF ladies' voices, with chorus
of forty voices. will add to the evenings
entertainment.
The Ladies' Benevolent society of
First Congregational church will give
concert next Tuesday evening. The
Church Choir Choral club, of st. Paul,
will aid the local talent in making the
programme most enjoyable. The club
is composed eff sixty boys voices, and
ErnnSt hn Sc
them.
Tomorrow evening the ladies club
gives its tenth musicale at the rooms of
Prof. Herman E. Zoch, 322 NicoIlet
avenue. Mrs. Thomas Lowry, Mrs 7.
B. Walker, Mrs. p. d. Mcmillan and
other society ladies are the life of the
club, and seeking as they do to bring
out young local talent, they are always
of interest. The programme for the
evening is sure to meet every ones
fancies. 1t comprises the following:
"ROndo Oh theme" from the Barber
of Seville, Miss Rose; Duet and Con-
doliera, Mrs. Arthur Blodgett; Vocal
Solo, Miss Timer; Impromptu. Bridal
Procession, Miss Williams; Rondo op,
81 E fiat, Miss Robb.
A song recital by the Northwestern
Conservatory of Music at Dyer's hall is
the musical feature for Monday even
ing. Mr.. Petzet and Mrs. Gleason, so
we'll known among the musicians of
Minneapolis, and George w. Fergus
son, who has so deservidly gained the
favor of the musical public with his
baritone voice, are to take prominent
parts in the recital. Prof. G. III. Morse
has the direction of the following pro-
gramme for the evening: Song. IBID
Me to Lives" song, "Salve Regina"
George W. Ferguson; Sonata in ID. OPP.
f Mr ts Good NgS Marien G. N %
FERGUSON: Aria, .'Why Do the Ma
tions," Capriccio, OPP. rs F Sharp Minor,
Romance in F Sharp Major. OPP. %,
Scherzo, from OPP. 1876, in G Flat, Mr..
Petzet; song, 1.-THE Dream" ''The
Secret" song. 1.-The Muleteer of Tar
ragona," G. W. Ferguson,
The Bethlehem Presbyterian church
on Tuesday evening will be filled with
the music of concert. the programme
of which is as follows: Piano solo,
Third Balade," Miss Edinger; song,
E. P. Browning; violin, "Barcarolle,"
DR.. Murray: song violin obligata),
fave Marie" Mrs. Potter; cornet solo,
Fantasia Concertina." w. c. McWhin-
ney; song, Miss Susie Mckay: reeita-
ton, 1.-The Irish Philosopher" DR.. j. l..
Jacobs; song, 1.-The River of Time"
Prof. A. w. Porter; either solo. NJ.
Lund: piano solo, Miss Edinger; duet,
Miss Susie Mckay and Mrs. Potter.
Prof. Herman Emil Zoch will give
his twenty-third piano recital at Har-
mOnia hall week from tomorrow.
The programme has been selected with
great care, and the recital promises to
make the event memorable to mu-
sicians: Intrata, Johann Sebastian
Bach; Sonata, No. IL "a MAJOR, Wolf
gang Amadeus Mozart: Andanta Graz
80 Variations &C minor, Ludwig Van
Beethoven; Musical Moment, op. "a,
No. 8, Franz Schubert; Rondo Cappric-
NoctuIne. op. 80. No. 1, Valse Post
hume, in E, Friedrich Chopin; Romance
from op. 26 &C minor. Davidsbuendler,
OPP. 6, Nos. Il and Is. Robert Schumann;
Ballade, OPP. 90, Carl Reinecke; Meuett
a L Antique, F. F. Paderewsk; Melody
in F. March from Beethoven, Ruins of
Athens, Anton Rubinstein.
Prof. ii. /. Proctor is to give piano
recital at Harmonic hall next Wednes-
day evening. AS a pianist Mr.. Proctor
is well known In Minneapolis. and he
enough to be appreciated. Next We'd
nesday night he is to be aided by must
clans of the Twin Cities who are always
greeted with much pleasure. No one
who is acquainted with music and the
musicians of the two cities could ask
for a happier combination of talent
than the following, who are to take part
in the recital: The Sappho Quartette
club. Mrs. J. j. Covey first soprano:
Miss Lily Harmon, second soprano;
Mrs. Weed Munro, first alto; Mrs. NJ.
A. Paulson, second alto; and D. f.
ColviIle. the ST. Paul baritone; Master
Ernest Beldan, the boy soprano: Sig. /
Montaneli and the Venetian Mandolin