St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-20
MUSIC IN MINNEAPOLIS.
The Sixth Of the DAM Orchestra
Grand Social Concerts To-day
THE REHEARSALS IN PUBLIC.
Tie New Swedish Prima Donna--N0tes
q About Musical Events in
"a General.

The sixth Of the series of severa
| grand concerts by the DanZ' orchestra
Occurs at Harmonic hall this afternoon,
when the following well-selected pro-
grRmme will be rendered:
Schm9Hseu .lever An,bep
Motto Perpetuo' ....... .......... .Paganini
Solo for six victims, adapted. for orches-
tra2 ............... ...... =. Rosenbecker
1dylle-"Dreams on the Alps. -. Labitzky
Celebrated Air, (Slring Orchestral 80. Bach
zither Duet, by Max zapf and Max Mayer.
Waltz-"Stories of Vienna Woods" Strauss
Sero Comic Fantastic "Trip to Coney
island. .......... ........... ...Tobani
Prof. Frank DAM has finally decided
upon making public the rehearsals for
the sacred concerts of his orchestra,
and the first will probably occur at Har-
monia hall Friday afternoon. Many
lovers of music have claimed that they
have been unable to be present at Sun.
| day concerts, and an opportunity will
music. Mr.. DAM is constantly aiming
| to advance the cause of good music,
and his project will lead to improve
meut in his orchestra, as well as afford
ing students OF music the chance to
! perfect themselves by hearing the best
of compositions.
| A SCANDINAVIAN PRIMA DONNA.
The event of the season will be the
Anna Smith concert at the Hennepin
Avenue theater, Wednesday evening,
| Jan. 80. Miss Smith will be assisted by
ID. Muhlenbruch, the violinist of st.
Paul. in addition to the artists men
toned last week. Miss Smith, who has
created such fervor wherever she
has appeared, was born in Christiania.
Norway. in 1862. She completed her
musical studies at the Gotz school of
opera III Dresden, and later with Mile.
Marchesi, the famous voice teacher,
in Paris. She has made three concert
tours through Russia and Germany, and
everywhere has been received with I'M
Chicago. last November, she received a
perfect ovation. All the critics are
unanimous in saying that her debut
was the most brilliant ever made in
Chicago. The programme at her con-
cert here will be a fine one. e. john
son. who brings Miss Smith to Mime
apoliS. is we'll known for his skill in
arranging tasty and entertaining pro-
grammes. as his former efforts well
prove. The sale of seats opens Friday
at 10 a. M, at the boX-ofjce.
SHARPS AND FLATS.
The Cecilian Opera company gave
Patience at Saltwater on Tuesday.
Prof. s. W. Ballard is conducting a
musical convention at Mankato this
week.
Prof. Morse, of the conservatory Of
music, has opened choral class to
ladies outside the regular conservatory
classes.
Miss Hattie Haven has returned to
Chicago and will sing in choir at a
salary of $1,000 year.
!. Miss Adele Aus der Ohe has won
golden opinions from all who heard
her recital at Harmonic hall on We'd
nesday evening, not alone by her
musical ability, but also on account of
her simple and unaffected manner.
The entertainment at the Hennepin
Avenue theater on Monday evening, for
the benefit of the Young Girls home,
WAS rendered in pleasing manner,
although the programme was rather
lengthy.
RoSenthal is booked for a concert in
this city in the nvar future.
Prof. Roermeester, husband of Nine.
Sofia Romani, is musical director of the
tHennepin Avenue theater. .