St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-02
THE REALM or MUSIC.


such warm welcome last Sunday at the
Harris theater, by an audience COM
posed of representatives of the best so
ciety of ST. Paul, and its playing afforded
so much enjoyment, that there is no
doubt as to the success of the series of
concerts that Manager Dean has ar
ranged for. The second concert occurs
next Sunday afternoon. Emil Straka.
the young viOlinist, whose ability. has
been highly praised, will be the sHoist.
Among the notable numbers of the
programme will be the Tannhauser
overture aud LISTS second rhapSodie.
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The eleventh Seibert concert OF the
series will occur this afternoon at the
Turner hall. There is no reason to
doubt that the attendance will be equally
as large as it baS been at every concert
since the opening of the season. and
cei tainly the programme which is given
below is no less attractive.
PART.
Jubelfanfare ............. ...RosenKranh
OVerture-''B ergmannStraum ... keTSSen
oerenade for five cellos, contra brass
ana Kettle drums 80. ...... ScnWencKe
Messrs. Mich Triebel, jacobson. Traeger
Stein, Schroer and Overlook
PART H.
Director, Prof AdOlph LieSegang.)
6TePa wSes of Se sas
Violin Solo-"Hungarian Air" ..,..... Ernsr
Prof. Theo. Binder.
PART I'LL
IA. Fantasie-''MGrehen". ......... Bach
b. Tarantella-"F nrOsettan ....Ardiu
Selection from ''Der Freischuetz'' 80. Weber
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For a period Of six months st. Paul
has oeen looking forward to the coming
oS George Kenman, the Siberian trav-
eler. The sympathy aroused through
out the world by his narrative regarding
the atrocities practiced by the Russian
government on cOnvictS eXiled to ST.
IBERIA has stimulated a great desire to
see and hear Mr.. Kenman, and an inn
menSe audience has already been
booked at Overs for his lecture
at the Peoples church next Tuesday
evening. Mr.. KEENAN, has chosen for
his Star Course engagement his thrill
ing and brilliant lecture Camp Life
in Eastern Siberia" vivid tale of his
experience on his first trip to Siberia,
ami ending with description of the
aurora botealls, such as No other word
painter has ever equaled. No other
lecturer in the past decade has drawn
such audiences as Mr.. KEENAN, for
night after night. In Milwaukee
over 500 people were turned
away from the doors on the event OF his
sixth lecture. and the same has been
true in all the large cities. The secret of
his phenomenal success Is that Mr.. KEN
nan is a most fluent, brilliant talker,
which, together with his delightful de-
scriptiOns and heartrending revelations
of suffering, render him a platform
speaker of the first magnitude. Mr..
Kennan will, Tuesday evening, be in
troduced by Judge Flandrau. The tick
cts NAV be secured in advance at Dyer'S.
The chorus of the May festival will
meet for rehearsal tomorrow evening
at s clock in the Park Commissioners
hall in the new court house. Mr.. Mac
Lachldn. the conductor. has had very
large number of applications, and rX-
poets to have about $50 voices present
at the first rehearsal. The choral work
to be taken up:is Benefits May QHeen.
The grand finale OF Jannotta's opera
'Aidoro will also be reneared. This
promises to be one of the great features
of the festival, as the signOr will
conduct the performance of his own
work.
On Thursday evening OF this week
the st. Paul Choral association will give
its second concert at the Peoples
church. The chief work given will be
Sullivan's Golden Legend" one of the
most remarkable compositions OF recent
times. The soloiStS will be Miss
Genevra f. Johnston, soprano; Mrs. c.
B. Yale, alto; Mr.. Charles A. knorr,
tenor, and Mr.. A. w. Porter, baSsO.
The high standard Of the recent work
of the chorus and the well known repu
ceIIence of the performance in every
particular. The sale of seats for the
single concert will begin at w. j. Dyer
81 Bros. on tomorrow.
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There will be a no less sterling at
traction at the Newmarket this after
noon than has held the boards at that
popular house during the week. Man
ager Scott has arranged for concert to
be given by the MuSin Concert com
pany, one of the very finest concert
aggregatiOnS ever i'll the country. The
doors will open promptly at $3.50. the
concert to begin promptly at 8 o'clock.
Prof. Musin is concededly one of the
finest violinistS in the world, and will
meet with warm reception, as the
merit of his company deserves for him.
Following is the programme:
R1apSOQ1e -. LlSZL
Eduard Sharf.
Aria-"simon" ..........,...,.....Yer Verdi
Sgr. Bologna.
Aria ., 49,. ...... ...... Saint-Saens
Charlotte Nicolai.
variations ssssf IOcn
Annie Louise Tanner.
Caprice No. l ..... -. 1870. ..,....Musln
Divide Musin.
Duet-"Don Giovanni -. -. Mozart
Miss Nicolai and SCR Bologna.
J (dl MdZurk .....s .'..s.'.,.s ..OOudru
lImpromptu Waltz ................ 49,. Raft
Eduard Sharf.
Duet-"tre aux Ciercs".. ......... ...Herold
Miss Tanner and Mr.. Musin.
''Bedouin Love Song. :. 49,. ,.,..P insuti
Signor Bologna.
: (a) Prize Song" MeiStersinger' Wagner
Mazurka de Concert. ............. ..Musin
Divide Musin.
Quintette.. $50. :. Selected
The Whole Company.