St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-01
THE REALM OF MUSIC.

Liberati will omen in concert in ST. Paul at
the Peoples church Thursday next, and con-
certs VIII be given Friday and Saturday even
{ngs. The repertoire includes selections from
Wagner's best operas, "Lohengrin, Tam
hauser." Flying Dutchman." 'Rienzi'' and
Others. which will be performed by Liberati's
unrivGled military band. the organization
has been intensely popular in the West dur
ing It's tour, ana Will meet no less appreci-
alive musical population in this city. As an
evidence of the immense enthusiasm he ere
ated at the Northern Pacific industrial ex-
position al Portland Or, Sig. Liberati brings
back With MN, amongst other magnificent
presents. a gold medal of exquisite workman
ship nearly TVS inches in diameter and stud
ded with thirty-seven diamonds set in a Tyre;
a gold watch. presented by the citizens Of
Portland, said TO be one Of the finest ever
manufactured i'll the country; in the center
of one Of The eases is encased a brilliant cut
IN rose. OF the purest water. and on the other
side Is engraved the Latin motto, 'Incoctum
GeuerosO Pectus Honesta-" which translated
in plain language would mean, "a Big Heart
al a Generous Breast.
The choir of St Stephens church is pre-
fsrinG for 4 concert to be given Dec 15 at
the nall, corner West Seventh street and
Western avenue. The ladies Of the choir
viii be assisted by select voices from the
vested choir of Christ church, and chorus
singing of mixed voices will be q feature Of
the programme. The concert will be under
the leadership of Villa N Jones. one of the
choTisters of the choir at Christ church, con.
Quoted by Mr.. Blaikie.
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Arrangements have been completed for the
vocal ana instrumental concert TO he given
at Turner hall next Friday evening under
the auspices of the distinguished pianist
Charles Pottgieser The concert will be par
uclpated III by some of the most highly rec
ognized musical talent i'll the city as VIII be
seen by The subjoined list.
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Among those to participate are Prof.
Charles b. Pottgieser. Prof. Frank B. Wood,
Mrs. Nettie Fuller Snyder, FRANKLIN W. Lee,
Prof. Gus TiInan, Messrs. Donohue Gehan,
NeIllson and Congdon in quartette selections,
d. +. Gehan. A. II. DOherty, William Nichols
and Prof. VIII.
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The sale of season tickets for the concerts
OF The ST. Paul Choral association will begin
on Monday morning at o'clock at W. j.
Dyer 4 Bros. A large number of tickets
nave already been sold BIZ subscription, and
the success OF the organization is assured in
this direction as well as unsteady.
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The Balmoral choir concert, to be given at
the Peoples church on Dec. II. will in all
probability be one of the most enjoyable mu-
steal events of the season. The programme
viii consist of duets, glees and solos by En-
gliSh. Irish aud Scotch composers The choir
spoken most highly of ali over the country,
ahd willdoubtlesS receive q hattering ova-
sion in st. Paul
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The postponement Of its first concert is
announced by the Amphion club the rea-
son being that mole rehearsal is necessary to
The perfect production of so difficult can
tata as Placida." Miss Mae Murphy will
Sing the cOntralto solos and many we'll
known celebrities will participate The con-
cert will occur shortly after the holidays
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Arthur s. Willoughbv NJ tha Paon1a,s
church quartette and Mendeissohn male
quartette, who was recently married, will
shortly return to the city. Mr.. and Mrs
Nilloughby will reside on Eleventh street.
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A concert was given by the Mendelssohn
quartette at Duluth last week under the
management of the Mozart association. The
quartette was enthusiastically received and
arrangements have been made for its appear
Rnce at Saltwater at an early date