St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-23
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concert at Westmoreland hall Friday even
ing, April IL. and will be assisted by Mrs.
Hermann Scheffer the pianist, and Mrs Alice
Shave MeIVer, soprano. The programme will
include the famous Haydn quartette for string
instruments, a Quartette by Tscha1Kowsky,
and the Schumann quintette for string guar
tette and piano. the latter being played 6v
Mrs Scheffer cello solo by Mr.. Mulch.
and a solo by Mr.. Reuter-, the violinist OF
which Divide Musin says st. Paul might well
feel proud, will also appear on the pro-
gramme. G. Won Goetzen. to whom the mu-
sic-loying public of st. Paul are under many
obligations for his untiring efforts in behalf
of good music, is in charge of the entertain
ment, and it is hoped large crowd will
greet the Beethoven quartette on their ap-
pearance i'll their own concert.
The third concert of the DAM series will
be given at the Harris theater this afternoon.
when Prof DAMS admirable orchestra of
forty-five trained musicians Will render one
of the finest programmes heard in this city
in some time. The concert will begin punctu
ally at $3.50, and late arrivals will be ex-
Guided until the end of each number: La
bitski's Dream on the Alps which en-
tranced all at the initial concert, Will be re-
peated by request. The programme will be
as follows:
Narch-"Somerset' .....-. .,.... Wiegand
OVERTURE reischutz'' ............... Weber
Symphony Patorale-(First move,
.pr ea on the Nlps-CBy request .Labtsky
Fantaisie blue Bells of Scot
Lang Solo for the harp by Paul Kreag ereuss'
''Swedish Wedding March" ..... .Soederman
THE Spring '-(string orchestral -. Grieg
"The Awakening of the Lion" .."De Kontskl
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The event OF the week in musical circles
will be the kavdnagh concerts TO be given at
the Peoples church on the 18th and 9th:
q these concerts
be the singing Of Master Kavanagh, for this
is doubtless his last appearance here; But
the other numbers will also DE of special IN
terest. The organ selections of Mr.. Baldwin
aud Mr.. Roney are calculated to reveal i'll an
unusual gree the capabilities of the finest
instrument of It's kind without exception IN
the entire Northwest. Thomas Taylor Drill,
now of Minneapolis, will be heard at the hrst
concert in a composition of Dudley Buck, in
whose choir he sang before removing from
Brooklyn. A D. Laird, cornetst ana the
Cecilian quartette are also among the leaQlng
artists in Minneapolis whom the people OF
St Paul do not have frequent opportunity to
hear.
AS will be seen from the annexed pro-
gramme. Master Kavanagh gives three num-
bers (which means six, of cOurse,) at each
concert His selections are entirely new,
except that he will repeat that exquisite
composition of Handlers, ANGELS Ever
Bright and Fair with which he created
such Juror on the occasion of his former
programme:
Transcribed for organ by Dudley Buck.)
Henry B. Rooney.
ou...4o a "A moonlight Night" .....Abt
Su@l'e''e' bWaltz Song (''Nanon'D Genie
Song-"The Erl King. 49,. Schubert
Master Blatchford n Kavanagh.
Cornet-"souvenir de Passy' ....'.E. Warren
song-"Expectancy -......... Dudley Buck
Thomas Taylor Drill
Organ-Concert Variations on star
spangled g sam%a1 A. baldwin Dudley Buck
Cavatna-"Angels Ever Bright and
Master Blatchford N Kavanagh
Cornet-'The Lost Chord =
AD. Laird.
Quartette-"On the Sea" 49,. Dudley Buck
Cecilhan Quartette.
Solo-,WheTe is Heaven 49,. .....,.. .Martl
Master Blatchford N KaVanagh.
Oa., a Prayer and Cradle Song. Gui!mant
olsaH Triumphant March,. Dudley Buck
Henry B. Roney.
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The sale OF seats for the Augusta Ohrstrom
concert at the Peoples church, Thursday,
April 3, commences at Dyer Bros next
Thursday, as Mile. Ohrstrom will only give
few concerts before leaving for Europe to
fill some engagements in London. She will
be assisted by local artists in each place
WIl61e SD6 appears. 1TOl. N. w. IOIl6T, ElHll
Starke, Fritz Schlaeter and Prof. Gustavus
johnson will assist her here and in Mime
apols. She will sing. among other numbers,
1.-THE Jewel Aria" from Gounods Faust,
which she has studied under the great com
poser himself, and in the rendition of which
she is equal 10 any living artist. The Amer
lean Musician, in late ISSUE gave her pic,
ture and biographical sketch OF her and
her great triumphs here and in Europe, and,
to judge from this and notices in other lead
ing papers, the music-lOving people can ex-
pect TO find in Mile. Ohrstrom one of the
finest vocal artists now before the public.
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The Seibert concert for tomorrow at 3
D. M, at New Turner hail. promises good
programme Aside from well-chosen numbers,
classical and popular, including Rubenstein
and Raft, the orchestra Will play, by request,
Scotch overture. Prof Chr Rodenkirchen
is booked for cornet solo, and A McFeeters,
basso singer of considerable capacity and
experience, will sing, Who Treads the Path
of Duty by Mozart in all making very
enjoyable programme for the fourteenth con-
cert. The season closes with one more con-
cert March so. Following is the programme
for to-day:
Mareh-"Erinnerung an Coburgm-
Englehardt
Overture. I'll BIigadiere''. ............ Velker
Tarantell from bal Costume. ..Rubenstein
PART II.
Infiamatus from ''Stabat Mater" ,.... RoSsini
Cornet solo by Prof. Chr Rodenkirchen
March from Symphonic ''LenOre" 49,. Raft
Bass Song-"Who Treads the Path of
A. McFeeters.
PART III.
0verture-''BOnnieS Scotland" -. ..... Catlin
Valse Suite-"A Sweet Dream 80. Eilenberg
(The latest and sweetest waltz composition
out.)
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complimentary testimonial has been ten
n Soil nrt IF hn lar
Seibert orchestra. The signatures of almost
every music lover i'll st. Paul are added TO
the following:
George Seibert: We the undersigned wish
to express our appreciation of the many
years of faithful service of yourself and or
chestra, by rendering a testimonial benefit. 10
be given at the Newmarket theater at such
time as may be convenient to you and serve
the interests Of your orchestra.
Mr.. Seibert has replied expressing his APP
probation of the compliment, and appoint
ing Sunday, April 6. as the day for the bene-
fit, which will be matinee concert at the
Newmarket theater. An deliberately beautl-
full programme will be prepared for the &C.
casion.
The great May festival is now well under
way. The splendid chorus which Mr.. Mac
Lachlan has gath cred together is rehearsing
twice every week, and all the members are
thoroughly enthusiastic about the work. AS
was announced last week Mr.. Fischer has
been positively engaged and will appear in
three performances. He will sing the basso
part in May Queen and ruins of Athens"
both of which works give him a rare oppor-
tunity. He will also appear in the third act
of 'Tannhauser'' with Miss Juch and Pc
ROTH This will be one of the grandest even
ings of the festival.
Mile. De We're and Mrs. Wyman are the
other vocalists engaged. The former will
create the role of the May queen, and Pc
rotti will sing the lover. The music of the
MAY Queen is beautiful, and will. we are
sure make decided hit. Nine. Jacobson
and Mr. Herbert are the solo instrumentalists
and Mr.. jacobson concert master. The Fes-
tival orchestra of ffty-fve men will be most
carefully selected. and will certainly he the
most efficient that has appeared here in many
years. Mr.. Herbert, who will assist Mr.. Mae
Lachlan in conducting the great festival, will
get to St. Paul week before the other artists
and will do his best to make everything a
grand success The official prospectus will
be published in few days, and contains all
information of the great festival and a sketch
Of programmes to be performed
CARING FOR THE POOR.