St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-09

ment OF the programmes has been made
that each concert will be equally at
tractive. The feature of the festival
will be the Piebiscite concert, to be
given on the last night, the programme
for which will be selected by the season
ticket holders. The festival chorus will
pe another of the principal features on
all the programmes, and we are conf
dent that the members will give the
conductor every assistance to make the
choral works thoroughly effective. The
grand orchestra of fifty fine musicians,
selected from the best organizations,
with Mr.. Jacobson as concert master,
will be the best that has appeared in
st. Paul for many years.
The great festival will be conducted
by Henry MacL chlan, the conductor
of the Gounod club, assisted by Mr..
Herbert, and in placing him at the head
OF the artistic forces, it seems certain
that the festival of 1890 will be brill
liant and gratifying musical success.
The following are among the cele-
brated artists to appear during the fes-
tlval: Mile. Clementina DeVere. prima
donna soprano; Miss Jennie DuttOn,
prima donna soprano; Nine. Moran
Wyman, dramatic contralto; Sig. Jules
Perotti, the great tenor; Mr.: Charles
DoooObJt ~ ~ testlOt si1Is w . IL pAOitCboy
the eminent baritone; Mr.. S. r. Jacob
son, violin virtu0S0: Mr.. Victor Her
bert, vIolincellO virtuoso, assistant con-
ductor and accompaniSt.
LIST OF WORKS.
The following works will be included
In the festival programme.
Choral and ACKNOWLEDGMENT MAY
Queen; Hayden, Creation (first part;
Mendeissohn, a Midsummer Nights
Dream; Mendelssohn, Hear My Prayer;
Sullivan, Music to Macbeth; Wagner,
third act, Tannhauser.
Overtures- Auber La Muette oil Por-
tici, Herold Tampa; Mendelssohn, Mid
summer Nights Dream; Mozart,
Magic Flute; Rossini, William Tell;
Sullivan, Macbeth; Wagner, Tam
hauser; Weber, Oberon.
s-Mendelssohn-A minor
Scotch; Schubert No. &C (fnale).
Concerto-Violincell and orchestra.
MiSceilaneous-BerliZ, Damnation of
Faust; a, minuet, Will o. the Wisp: b,
Dance of Sylphes; C, march, HOngroise;
BOccheIine. minuet for strings: GOunOd,
ballet music, Faust; GounOd, march, La
Refine da Suba; Gounod, selection,
Faust; Handel, largo for strings; Men
delsSohn, scherzo, intermeZZO, nOtturne,
Wedding march; Rubtnstein, ballet
music, Feramors; Saint Saens, Danse
Mercabre; Sullivan. Macbeth. preludes
to acts B, 5. u; Strauss. grand waltz;
Wagner, VOiSpiel to Act !, Lohengrin;
Weber, Invitation to the Dance.
SKETCH PROGRAMMES.
First Concert-Cantata," May Queen"
Bennett; and selections; soloists. Mile.
De We're. Nine. Wyman, Mr.. Bassett,
Mr.. Mertens and Mr.. Jacobson.
Second Concert-"Hear NY Prayer"
midsummer Nights Dream" and Sc
lections, Mendelssohn; solOists, Miss
button. Sig. Perotti. Nine. Wyman.
Mr.. Herbert.
Third Concert-Oratorio, Creation"
first part), Hayden; and selections; So
loiSts, Mile. De We're. Mr.. Mertens, Mr..
Bassett. MIR. jacobson.
Fourth Goncert-Third act "Tann-
hauser," Wagner; Halleiujah chorus
tMessiah,, Handel; and selections; So
lOists, Miss Dutton, Mr.. MertenS, Sig.
Perotti.
Fifth Concert, Saturday Matinee-ln-
cidental music to Macbeth, Sullivan;
''Babylon's Wave" Gnunod. and seiec-
ti0ns; sOl0ists, Miss Button. Mr.. Bas-
sett, MIR. Herbert, Fort Smelling mill
tary brass band.
Sixth Concert-Grand farewell per-
Torrance. PiebiScite programme; SOLO
lists, Mile. DE We're, Mr.. jacobson, Sig.
Perotti, Mr.. Herbert.
The season ticket holders will receive
balloting papers when they buy their
tickets, and they are requested to de-
post them on or before the evening Of
Friday during the festival with the
choice of selections marked. The votes
will be carefully counted, and the pro-
gramme selected announced during the
concert.
GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
All communications to be addressed
L NJ. Hastings. Honorable Secretary
Festival, st. Paul. Prices OF admission,
evening concerts, season tickets. one re-
served seat to each evening and matinee
concert, So; single seats. s1.50; general
admission. 81. Matinee concert. single
seats. 81; general admission, IS cents;
children (matinee only, 50 cents. All
seats numbered and reserved.
The sale of seats season tickets only
will begin Monday, May IL, at 9 a. m,
and continue until Monday, May 10, on
which day the sale of single tickets will
begin.
Orders for season tickets or single
seats will be attended to in the order re-
ceived, and the secretary will select the
best vacant places for those who cannot
attend personally to choose their own
seats. All orders must be accompanied
by check or order for the full amount of
the tickets required.
General admission tickets will only be
sold at the doors.
The evening concerts will begin at
p. NJ. and the matinee at 2:30 p. m.
The doors will be closed promptly at
the hours named, and people shown to
their seats only between the numbers.
Carriages at 1920 p. m. and 4:45 p. 10.