Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03

The Grand orRn Opening, ottawa
BrachkIYncert, Etc.

Bracnk(oncert, Etc.
Musical dilettante are looking for
ward with grsas deal of p.easurable
anticipation 10 the grand organ concert
which Will take place August IL, at the
Westminster Presbyterian Church. The
splendid new organ has arrived and the
workmen will be busy all the week put
ting IT up. Clarence Eddy, the famous
organist, has been engaged TO open the
magnificent instrument. He needs no
comment as to his ability as master of
his instrument, rs his playing IN all the
large cities of The country has estab-
lished his reputation beyond all shadow
OF controversy. A glance at the NUM-
hers he Will play VIII satisfy anyone as
to his versatility upon ms chosen in
strument. Mr.. w. j. LAWN, who has
made such an enviable reputation as a
tenor solOlst with the Jack Concert Co.,
the Levy Concert Co., and the famous
Gilmore Band, will sing an aria which
was specially composed for him by +.
III. Pease. 1t received the highest
plaudlts when it was sung by Mr.. Lawn
at the Music Teachers National Asso-
ciatlon which was held in Detroit last
month. Mr.. Emilio Agramonte, SO
well known throughout the country as
teacher and director of great emf.
nence. will have the chorus of sixteen
voices undr his supervision.
The following Is the program:
/. Fantasia Triomphale e................... Dnboi.
Dedicated 10 clarence Eddy, and played
by him for the first time at the naugur-
alton OF the Chicago Auditorium.
2. Have Mercy, q Lord. Bass solo and
chorus. Mozart
Ga. 0fertory in ID fat....................S .Salone
a. T,e0s.s Tbe Ceebrated Ill l,sr@o Mal, asnda an
l. b. The st. AIMS Fugue" ........-..-..... Bach
5. Remember Now Thy PeasS
Mr.. w. j. LAWN.
6. Variations on The Old foiks at Home"
:. Trisagion and sane HaWleI
Chor9s unaccompanied.
5. Marche funebre ct chant seraphique
"a. Vorspiel to 'Lohengrin" ....'.... '.'. '''i
9. b. Pilgrims Chorus. from Tam
u n IA haeuser :. Sc Wagner
Quartet for female voices. unaccom-
panied. from manuscript.
II a. Virgins Prayer. Massene
- b. ST. Cecilia OffertOry No. 3 - Batisr,
II. Overture TO william Tell. -Rossi
Transcribed by Buck.
Parties visiting Ottawa Beact
Wednesday evening, Will enjoy a rare
musical concert which Will be present
| ed at the Hotel Ottawa by the ever
popular Schubert Club, of this city.
After the concert, Cormany's or.
! chestra will furnish music for hop.
A special train will leave the union
depot at 5:45 p. m. and return Thurs
morning at S:l5 to accommodate thos,
wishing to attend. The following is tn,
concert program. After the concert. {
mop will be given and Corman's or
chestra will furnish the music:
PARTI.
| l. Moonlight Night Alb
schubert Club.
2. Italienisher ............. Gene
Schubert Club.
| 3. Overture-Lufspiel... .......... Keller Bell
Prof. Cormany's orchestra.
4. Solo for Bass Selected
Mr. John A. Westerhoff
.. hunters 5 March IN Oscha
Schubert Club.
Schubert Club.
PART II.
4. SelectiOn-Ia NeStale-............A .Aiprcandanf
Prof. COrmany's Orchestra.
{ a. OFT When Eve Iecal
Schubert club.
/ 9. Duet for Piano-L'Elisire de Amore
Mr.. and Mrs Harry White
Schubert Club.
\ IL. Cornet SOlo-The Favorite....J. HartmaI
Prot Germany.
T. altz oge
| Schubert Club.
A man man whose business calls hin
| all over the United States was heard {,
remark Yesterday: ''I was out 10 you
humble little resort yesterday TO So,
the balloon ascension, but that bad n,
attraction for me. 1t vas that band.
have been to q good many laree sum
mer resorts and heard their orchestra
4 and bands, and I'll match your bauC
against any band ] have ever heard
with the exception of a few world re
nowned ones"
Mr.. Morehead Is rehearsing th
/ choral club of the Germania SOclet
every week, preparatory to the grea
/ German celebration October