St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-01
SHARPS AND FLATS.

The Beethoven club gave a parlor
concert on Thursday evening at the res
idence of f. w. Merriam, SIG Second
avenue south. The programme con-
tanned two sonatas by Beethoven, two
selections from the works of List, a
grand march by Schubert. Vocal selec-
lions were rendered by Mrs. w. S. Har-
wood and R. D.sFinel, and Miss Bertha
Bragg assisted with violin selection.
The following piano pupils of Mr.. Mer-
RAM took part: Helen HAYWARD. Alice
Butler, Gertrude Seager and Charles,
NeilI.
The pupils of Gustavus Johnson, as
sisted by Miss Olive Fremstad, will give
the professor his eighth annual festival
concert at the Grand opera house, Wed
neSday evening, June 4. A string quar-
tette composed of members of Danz's
orchestra will contribute. The pro-
gramme is a long one, and contains
some excellent selections, as follows:
Overtures-'La Gazza Labra'' . 80. Rossin1
(Three pianos, twelve hands)
Misses Agnes Byrnes. Mae Schomberg, Edith
LOOMS, May McKilligan, Hattie Ireys.
Lillian Dodson.
japanese Dance. -. Baker
(Four hands.)
Misses Bessie Gilfillan and Edna Chamber
so Mic Fernando'-(VocaD Donizett
Miss Olive Fremstad.
Menuet rAntique.. Paderewski
Miss Nina wilson. -
Holiday March 49,. Dressler
CTwo pianos, eight hands)
Misses Sadie Hamilton, Maud Mohler, Cora
Bennett. Belle Guiwits.
(string Quintette.)
''Invitation to the Dance Weber
(Two pianos, eight hands)
Misses Matte Weld Viola Cauyet Dollie
Draper ana Alice Winslow
''Cachoucha Caprice Raft
Miss Lucy Gale.
Concerto-ln minor, andante and
Allegro VlVa Nee S,ai,. -. Mendelssohn
(String Orchestra Accompaniment
s'Spirito Adorato" ... 49, Paolo La Villa
Vocal and violin obligato.)
Miss Olive Fremstad.
Miss Alma Westin. o-i'p''-
Observation-Disclosures and Presto Weber
Mrs. M. w. Whitworth
(stnng orchestra AccompanimenG
Misses Alma Westin. Gertrude Brann, Allie
Miller, Agnes Kibler, Laura Nilsson,
Mrs. K. n. Barton.
The piano recitall marking the debut
of Miss Bessie BruEdage has been post
poned and will occur at Dyer's hall to-
morrow evening.
Miss Margaret Drew. assisted by DR..
Clarence Strachauer, will give piano
recital at CurtisS hall next Monday
evening, with the following programme:
Sonata, OPP. 2 No g. Ludwig Won Beethoven
Allegro viyaee, Largo appassionato, Scherzo,
Rondo.
Miss Margaret Drew.
Evening Song"..-....... .:.... 49,. Hauser
Dr. Clarence Strachauer
Fantasia, OPP. r., Franz Schubert
Anaante, Menuetto, AlIegretto.
Miss Margaret Drew.
Lullaby. ......-..-..., .Strake
DR.. Clarence strachauer. -
.iSong Without Words No. s.
Felix Mendelssohn
Three Romances OPP 80 Robert schumann
Andante Spianato Grande Polonaise-
Frederic Chopin
Miss Margaret Drew
The parlor recital given by the ladies'
of st. Paups church at the rectory
Wednesday evening was very pleas
ant musical event. The programme
was made UP of vocal and instrumental
selections, each number being we'll
chosen. Miss Murdoch gave violin
solo, Master G. GIuck cornet solo,
Miss Gluck accompanying him OH the
piano. The singing Of Mr.. Drill and
Tile WORK uOll0 ny MIS-. ). .. ! die, y. Dr.
Richardson and Mrs. Kate Simpson was
well received. /
A concert was given Friday evening
at Harmonic hall by the Misses Annie
johnson and Inga Lovtang. pupils of
Miss Dina Westerhall. The programme
was attractive, calling for much ap-
prevail from the auditors.
A piano recital was given Monday
evening at Curtiss' hall by Miss Emma
G. Robb, assisted by Miss Maud Ulmer
as vocal soloist. The programme was
an exceedingly pleasing one. and was
thoroughly enjoyed by the critical audi
ence present. Miss Robb is pupil of
Prof. Zoch.
The Orpheus Singing society recently
elected officers for the ensuing year as
follows: President. b. p. Anderson;
vice president, K. HoegIund; secretary.
A. Wiklund; treasurer, Victor Nelson;
musical director. Gustavus johnson.
Last evening a concert was given by
the society for the beneftof the Scandi-
navian sangerfest fund.
On account Of the recitals by Miss
Brundage, Miss Shryock, Miss Gable
and Miss Albee, members of Carl v.
Lachmund's graduating class. he will
postpone his annual concert until fall.
The Oriole quartette will be leading