St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-27
IN MUSIC'S REALMS.

lie Boston symphony orchestra con-
cert at the Peoples church on May Is is
rapidly assuming position In the esti-
nation Of the public commensurate
with its greatness. The arrangements
for the reception of the orchestra are
very extensive, being on the festival
order of things throughout. The West
ern tour Of the great orchestra includes
Philadelphia. Washington, Columbus.
Cincinnati, Louisville, st. Louis, st.
Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago, Milwaukee,
and other large cities on the return trip.
and covers about four weeks time. Fhe
organization is so large. containing, as
it does, seventy men, beside conductor,
solOiSts and attaches. special train Serv-
ice is required almost throughout the
entire trip. After the st. Paul concert
the orchestra leaves by special train of
sleepers for Chicago, neceSsitating the
beginning of the concert promptly at 8
O'clock. The concert will include as
sol0ists not only the LeipSic prima
donna, Nine. Steinbaeh-Jahns, but one
of the Hubs" fav0rite violinists. Timo-
thee Adamowski. Nine. Steinbach made
her debut in Boston last week before an
enormous audience, and was received
with an enthusiasm seldom witnessed in
an Eastern city. She is lady of CON-
manding presence and great personal
charm, and possesses voice of rare
beauty and extraordinary compass. The
St. Paul programme is one OF the finest
given by the orchestra throughout the
tour. 1t is as follows:
Observation-Disclosures -, 49,, Wagner
Arla-"O, Lovely Halls Tannhauser-
Wagner
Nine. Steinbach-Jahns.
Saint SaenS Concerto for violin in L minor
andanle quasi allegretto. Motto moder-
alto maesro; allegro non troppo.
Mr.. Timotbee Adamowski.
"Peer Gynt" suite, op. 49,. .......... Grieg
GAY Morning.
(b) Death of Ase
(c) Anitra's dance
(dj Troldans.
(e) The imps chasing Peer Gynt"
Three songs with pianof01te, to be an
nOunced later.
Nine. Steinbach-Jahns.
Symphony in Qtalian) ...... Mendelssohn
Allegro virace.
And ante con mot0.
Con motto moderate.
Salterello.
The sale of seats for subscribers opens
on Thursday morning, May 1. at 9
o'clock, and for the general public on
Monday morning. May 5, at the ware
rooms of Dyer Sc Bro. Special notice
10 siNCu bNQt ttiG COuCCLt Will OCStu
promptly at 8. and no one will be allowed
to enter during the music.
~
Prof. Danz is preparing an especially
elaborate programme for the second
concert of the present series. which is
to be given at the Harris next Sunday
afternoon, and crowded house will be
the result, as the concerts are plainly
AvxytY, INN Ioy tO nrn
going rapidly at Dyer's aud at the Har-
ris box office, and it has been decided to
sell season tickets for the remaining
three concerts at 81, so that no one need
miss fortnightly treat.
The season ticket sale for the May
festival will open Thursday morning.
May 8, at Dyer Bros music stores in
st. Paul and Minneapolis. The price
of the season tickets has been placed at
the tremendously low figure of s., which
gives one reserved seat to the six
grand festival concerts. The directors
have decided to make the festival
grand popular success, and it IS expect
ed that the greater portion of the house
will he sold to season ticket holders.
Already large number of Inquiries
have been sent in from the country.
The price of the season tickets is with
in reach of all, aud will be heartily ap-
preciated by our music-loving people.
The grand festival chorus will meet
regularly on Monday and Thursday
evenings. The works are now we'll in
hand, and will be exquisitely finished
in every detail when the festival comes
off.
The event of the week will be the per-
Torrance of Mendelssohn'S oratori0 of
"Elijah, TUESDAY evening. at the PeO-
pies church by the st. Paul Choral as
ISOLATION. Samuel A. Baldwin, con-
ductor, with Miss Gererva E.. John
ston, of Chicago, soprano; Miss Julia
May, of Minneapolis, cOntraltO: Charles
A. Knorr. of Chicago, tenor, and A. W.
Porter, of Minneapolis, bassO. as SOLO
lists. and the DAM orchestra. This will
be the first presentation of this great
work i'm st. Paul, and the capacity of
the house being so great, it has been
decided, in order to give an OppOrtuni-
ty to all to hear the work, to open the
sales to pupils of the public schools at
half price, Tuesday. between the hours
of l and 5. The seats are on sale at
Dyer's music store, and all Others should
procure tickets before that time.