St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-04

these performances, that accounts in
great measure for the marked success
of the orchestra away from home, is tie
fact that the same high standard OF
artistic excellence is maintained every
where, Conductor NikiSch always ex,
acting from his men their very best
efforts.
The great musical festival which VIII
take place in the Peoples church May
81, rs, 20, 80, 81, and Saturday matineh
is near at hand, and promises to be the
most magnificent affair of the kind ever
attempted. The sale of season tickefs
has been large, and indications are tlat
all the performances will be to croWdeH
houses. The choice of seats Will he
open Oh Thursday morning at 2. M
at w. J. Dyer & Bros. music store;
This sale is for season tickets only ana
will continue until further notice. Sin
gle tickets will not be sold until the
season sale is concluded. The price Oh
the season ticket emitting the puE
chaser to one reserved seat to the SIX
which is within the reach of every one.
1t is expected that the higgist part OF
the house will be sold to season ticket
holders. fFhe artists engaged are all
magnificent and great in their ways, and
are SO we'll KNOWN that they command
crowded houses. Miss Emma Juch.
Miss De We're, Mrs. Wyman, jules
Perottl, Emil Fischer, Victor Herbert,
SCR. Jannotta and Henry MacLachlan
form tremendous festival OrganZa-
ton which cannot be bettered in Amer
lea to-day. The grand chorus OF 200
voices has been diligently rehearsed by
MIR. MaeLachlan in the festival works.
and is now well advanced. Bennett's
''May Queen" Beethoven's "Ruins, OF
Athens and Wagner's third act OF
"Tannhauser" are the principal choral
works. The grand orchestra OF sixty
performers, selected from the best or
CARNATIONS, with MIR. Jacobsohn as
concert master. will be superb. The
list of works to be produced by the orr
cheStra contains many novelties which
have not been before performed in st.
Paul. The performances have been art
ranged SO that each is equally attractive;
All of the artists will appear i'll three,ot
the concerts. 1t is expected that there
will be Il great rush for seats when the
sale opens on thursday morning. Mr.
Hastings viii! personally manage the
sale. 81
1t would be difficult indeed to improve.
on the programme OF the DAM Sympn7
ony concert for this afternoon at the
Harris theater. ItopenS with "OberOn"
and closes with Meyerbser's ''Huguei
not" The management has advertised
the ballet music from the Queen of
Sheba,'' as the special feature. This is
probably owing to the fact that there
have been many requests for 1t. 1t is
truly MAGNIFICENT programme. and 1T
should pack the Harris to the doors. 1t
is in TIL as follows:
Overture-"Oberon'' 49,. -. Weber
Ballet Music-'Queen of Sheba'' Goldmark
BY Request.
Serenade, dedicated TO F.. Danz it,. Thiele
String Orchestra.
advertisement" Meitstersinger'. Wagner
obo Ubligato-H. .Wuerz.
a Valse Lento
1 b PIzzicato Polka Delibes
"Zug der Frauen" .........,.,........W Wagner
Selection" Huguenots" ...Meyerbeer
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The piano recital by William Fl. Sher-
wood, at Christ church guild room, to-
morrow evening. under the management
OF Miss Lillian Curry Morton. will be
is as follows:
beethoven ..,........ =. Sonata, OPP. Ill
| Maestoso Allegro con brio ed appas-
sionato Arietta
| Ruhenstein .staccat4 ., Etuoe
GscRarwenka Menuet. B fiat OBJ. rs
| Rubinsen. :. Serenade. d minor, OPP. IS
| Chopin. :Nocturne, q major. Up. 81 No. z
| Schubert-rausig 49,. Military march
-"Convien Partir!'' LA Figlia
del Reggimento).. Donizetii
Miss Jennie Brown.
PART II.
Quartette-"The Mill''. ....... Tracy
'O /. r. Martin. NJ. L. Badly, J. c. Wall, =
" F. l.. Seixas.
| Introduction and Allegro-Scherzo-M arche
| FuEebre- Presto.
| Song-"Persian Serenade'' ........... Colyn
Miss Jennie Brown.
William Fl. sherwood Buy
| Broom. :. -. (MenueU, OPP. Ia, No.
Louis .,aas-Volke- Daus:'-
| OPP. IS dedicated to William II. SherwocdJ
| List. ...............- -. Etude i'll ID fat
| Paganini-Llszt ...,......' La Campanella"
The Lienau-Reuter combination con-
| cert at the Newmarket on Thursday
evening embraces a long list of fine
| artists and promises a splendid musical
event. The programme carries its own
| weight Of evidence and is as follows:
PART FIRST.
ouartette (a) First Movement Mozart
I (bl Minuet,
| Beethoven String Quartette- Jacob Reuter-,
G. Won Goetzen, G. M. Selling and Louis
Mich.
Fantasia-'Faust," :. vieuxtemps
| Jacob Reuter-
! "Gott WEIGH Dunkel her''-Aria
| from the Opera 'Fidelio". Beethoven
| Osca l.. Lienau.
! "In the Chimney Corner '-Ballade,
.. F. H. Cowen
Miss Miriam Williams.
| ut Is Thy Wedding Morning." vo-
cal quartette from the Rose
Maiden" ......... .......... f. III. Cowen
| Miss susie Mckay Miss Julia May, Oscar l..
Lienauand George W. Ferguson.
PART SECOND.
! Morceau characteristique, Song of
| the Nightingale'' ......-.......... Sarasate
Jacob Reuter-.
"Naught Else ........ =. Franz Won Suppe
Oscar l.. Lienau.
String quartette, "Andante cantab-
lie" 49,. ..........- 49,. TscbaikOwski
Beethoven String Quarlette.
II Hope Yet, Hope and Fear" vocal
quartette from: "Fidelio'' :. Beethoven
Miss Susie Mckay, Miss Julia May, Oscar l..
Lienau, george w. Ferguson.
Accompanies. ...,..... Prof q. G. Tito 0mb
FOOTLIGRT AND FOYER.