St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-14
MUSICAL EVENTS.
The Last DAM Orchestra Concert
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


The last of the series of sacred grand
concerts by the DAM orchestra occurs
at Harmonic hall this afternoon. The
programme which draws this delight
full series of concerts to a close has
been arranged in response to requests,
and can not fail to give unbounded sat
isfaction.
Northumberland ................We Weber
Queen OF sheba".............1.;..G oldmark
Ballet Divertissement-"Kin Henry
a. Introduction o. Scotch fdyles es5
Dance of the Gypsies. az Finale.
schuberts serenade, adapted for or
chestra ......,,.A "A. Rosenbecker
String Orchestra. -
Norwegian Rhapsodie Syenseu
Introduction third act 'Lohen-
grin 49,. ............... Wagner
THE MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
The great vOcalists Companini, Del
Puente, Myron Whitney, Helen Dud-
ley Campbell and others of note,
are now under contract to ap-
pear in Minneapolis for the grand
June musical festival. Correspondence
from p. S. Gilmore announces the
strongest band of musicians that was
ever brought together in this country.
Weekly rehearSas, under Prof. Richard
Stempf, are gone through with. the
chornS consisting of 500 voices. Prof.
Frank DanZ, who is to direct the festi-
val, is preparing to reinforce his. orches-
ira for the occasion. The Northwestern
Saengerbund is bound to be grand sue
cess with these attractions.
HEARD DURING THE WEEK.
Mr.. H. Priestly, assisted by Mrs. E.
e. Smith. gave an organ recital at the
Emmanuel Baptist church last Tuesday
evening. The music was of the first
quality.
Miss De We're, the beautiful young
"coloIature" singer, is to be one of the
leading soprano singers at the June fes-
tival.
The concert given by the ladies of the
First Unitarian church, last Tuesday.
was fairly we'll attended by an excellent
audience. The concert was of especial
musical merit. The Sappho Ladies'
quartette, Professor 81. E. ZGch, q. W.
Ferguson and Mrs. Emma Hovey
Williams took part in the programme.
Last evening musical was given at
Overs music hall by pupils of Mabel
Gage Edinger, the pianist. They were
assisted by Miss Gertrude Sprague and
Prof. Porter, vocalists; Miss Beth
Bragg, violinist, and Miss Maggie Bit
finger, elOcutionist.
The first of the programme of the
meeting of the New York association
was musical. Miss Ripe was enthusi-
asticaliy encored and rendered two
solos SPEEDILY.
COMING EVENTS.
The benefit concert which is to be
rendered to SCR. and Nine. Vegara
Tuesday evening. at Dyer's hall. will be
a grand musical entertainment. The
two artists themselves would be grand
treat, but in addition to them are a
number of local artists of note. The
Soprano. Nine. Vegara; tenor. SCR. We
CARA; baritone, Prof. A. W. Porter;
piano, u. Johnson: violin, Emile
Straka; violoncello, P. F. Ransom;
clarinet, Oscar Ringwall; conductors,
Sig. Vegara and Mr.. johnson.
The Normanuia band, assisted by AXel
FaulSen and the Normaendes Singing
society, give a concert at DANA hall to-
day.
The Apollo Glee club will give it's
third entertainment at the Grand opera
house May 2. 8 and 4. A new travesty
on ''Romeo and Juliet" with a chorus
of forty voices, will be presented. The
following is the cast: Romeo, W. B.
Heath; Mercutlo, Frank Forbes; Lord
Capulet, Walter Graefton; Tybalt, W.
Chick; Friar Lawrence, Al Flournoy;
apothecary, Mr.. Wayte; Juliet, Ed Loye;
nurse, E. Browning.
Minneapolis churches are preparing
profuse musical programmes for Easter.
st. Marks, whose greatest pleasure is
In music, has choir especially trained
for the day, consisting of Miss o. Frem-
stad, soprano; Miss E. Muller, alto;
Messrs. A. G. Marshall, F. f. Forbes,
tenor and bass, and a chorus of forty
voices, organ and orchestra; Arthur G.
Marshall, choir master; Miss Blakesley,
organist. The musical programme is a
splendid one.