St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-22
st. Paul's Melodious Organi-
zation Now in Full Work.
ing Trim.
The Churches Ready for the
Usual Xmas Service Of
Song.
Seibert'S emi-Monthly High
Art Concert for This
Afternoon.
Gossip of Musical Events and
Among Musical People Of
the City.

The st. Paul Choral association gave
its first concert last Friday. The enter
tainment was an excellent one, and that
the large audience was well pleased
was evidenced by the applause follow
ing each number.
The Balmoral Choir concert was one
of the principal musical events of the
past week. The attendance was very
large, and the character of the selections
was such as is familiar to every descend
ant of the English, Scotch or Irish.
The part songs and choruses were es-
pecially fine, and unstinted praise was
accorded the performers by those pres
ent.
The fourth orchestral concert given
by Prof. Frank Danz, given last Sun
day afternoon, was perhaps the most
successful of any given under the same
auspices. The house was crowded to
the doors, and more than hundred
people were compelled to stand. A
Wagner concert is talked of for the
future.
The cantata of 'tPlaeida' will be
given by the Amphion club on Jan. 9.
The cantata will be participated in by a
chorus of fifty voices, and the following
we'll known artists will assist: Miss
Genevr "a E. Johnston, Miss Mae Muir
ply, Messrs. j. T. Merrill, A. S. Will
oughby, D: +. Colvllle, and j. b..
Whelan. The Beethoven String quar-
tie tie will also give two selections.
Jules Levy, the great cornetist, and
in Turner hall Friday evening, Dec. q.
Mr.. Levy is receiving ovations wherever
he appears and is greeted on all sides by
enthusiastic and immense audiences.
Nine. Levy, Soprano; Miss Rosa Linde,
alto: William LAWN. tenor, and Mr..
ShOnert, pianist, complete the company.
The regular Semi-monthly concert by
the Seibert orchestra will occur this
afternoon at the Turner hall. The pro-
gramme includes selections from the
best works of Mendelssohn, List,
Meyerbeer, Muller and other equally
well known composers. The concert
will conclude with Shreiner's wonder
full musical illusion ''Round the World
in Fifteen Minutes"
The opening of the new chancel in
Christ church will occur on Christmas
morning, with the following musical
programme by the choir of the church:
Short prelude for organ ......... .....Wely
Professional Hymn-'Hark the Her
aid Angels Sing I'M endelSsohn
Yersicles and Responses. Tails in q
venue: ..-'..'.....: wesley ia
Gloria to Psalter. Hubert Parry in d
TIE Deum in c, ...... ..... -. Haydn-Wand
Jublate Dec Schubert in Flat
Anthem-"Sing o Heavens" Shipper
Treble Solo-Master Paul Floyd and
full choir.
Hymn-"Adeste Fideles" ............N ovello
Hymn ~ ;...-..... ........."....... Hymnai
OHertory ssNazarath,, Counod
q: Willrich and full choir.
s Siosia in Exceisis .... :. ...spohr
Professional Hymn-"Angels From
ct the Realms % Of GLORY i1:i: Smart
jah" (Messiah}...... ........ 80. Handel
The Sunday school will hold their an
nual Carol service Sunday evening. Dec.
20, assisted by the choir, organ AMI or
chestra of fifteen pieces.
At st. Johns Evangelical church on
Mackubin street the following musical
programme has been arranged for
Christmas morning at II a. m.
Professional Hymn No. 21-"Ghris-
tians. Awake. ........ ..... :. Wainwright
Anthein,''There were Shepherds Abid-
eorIas INC t.e Dudley Buck and Dr. GARRETT
Te Deum Festival No. 49,. H. W. Fairbank
Hy%n 10 ). d.; ANGELS from I a,as.
Real R,s Of G,9Fy T. T. W. Gilerst
Wa C. cruickshank
"GIoria Tfbi,'' in E flat.W. A.C. Cruickshank
Hymn No. 17-"Hark, the Herald An
gels Sing ;........ ......... .Mendelssohn
Offertory-'The Holy Child duet for
soprano and tenor5 . Harry Rowe Shelly
Sanctus-C Communion Service No. g.
w, A. C. Cruickshank
Agnus Dei-Communion Service Noe
Communion Hymn No. 21O-'I Am
the Bread of Life 80. =. ~. S. Dykes
Gloria in Excelsis-Communion Service
Members OF choir Mrs George G. Mecas
key, soprano; Miss Ada Hawkins, alto; John
+. Merrill, tenor; Frank Garland, bass; c. S.
Tarbox, organist.
The boy choir of the Dayton Avenue
church has been under rehearsal on
Christmas musical attractions for some
weeks, and will to-day render the fol-
lowing programmes:
Organ Voluntary-'Gloria''. ......... Mozart
Nen1te in + OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -: Tails
Hymn-"Hark, the Herald Angels
oFertoryErhe Holy child" Henos sheiibg
Anthem-"Sing and Rejoice" Barnby
Hymn-"Ange1s From the Realms
OF Glory ................ ..BarnDy
Postlude-''War March OF the
frleStS .....- :-...... ,,..-..... ACnaile
Choirmaster, Charles De Lacy; organist
Harry Phillips.
The following Christmas musical pro-
gramme will be given in connection
with the services at Woodland Park
Baptist church this morning:
'Hosanna to King David's Som
j. Haydn Wand.
Bethlehem christmas
Antnem) ............ 1900. bartlett.
christmas Hymn Dudley Buck.
EVENING SERVICE.
"Gloria in Excelsis'' ....... Dudley Buck
Ofertory-"And These Were Shep-
herds 80. ....:::. 49,. .Lynes.
''Hark, Hark, My Soul
Harry REEVE Shelley.
Choir-Miss Carrie Burtis, sopranos; Miss Mir
iam Williams. alto; FL T. Drake, tenor; c.
w. Eberlein, bass; Miss NJ. E. Winchester,
Orpauist