St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-16
BLATCMFORD KAvANAGH.

He appears here under the auspices
of the ladies' interested in supporting
the allOpathic free dispenSary of the
university medical college, most
worthy and practicable charity, which
will be an additional inducement for
generous patronage of the concerts.
The sale begins at Dyer's music store
tomorrow morning. numbers being
given out at s o'clock, so that the re-
serving of seats, which begins
an hour later, will be conducted
on the plan of first come first
served" So mu3h has been said of
young Kavanagh's wonderful voice
and his phenomenal singing that it is
hardly necessary to enlarge upon his
achievements. He is but thirteen years
old, and lives in Chicago. where he re-
ceives salary of $500 year for sing
ing in the Sunday services. There is
probably not such another voice in the
country. Something over year ago the
organist of Grace ehu ch was organizing
boy choir. Blatchford's parents took
him to the church with the request
that he be given trial. He was
put into the choir with the other
boys, and after he had sung there
a month the OrganiSt arranged to have "a
special test of the best voices. Young
Kavanagh at that time showed remark
able quality and expression. and from
that time received the special attention
of his leader. His rendering of angels
Ever Bright and Fair" is said TO be
most remarkable, and he has been hon
Ored with several appearances before
Nine. Patti, who pronounces his voice a
very remarkable one.
The programme in which Kavanagh
takes part will include some of the best
local talent, in addition to the vested
-choirs of st. Paul's and Gethsemane
churches. The programmes for the two
evenings are as follows:
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH "a.
Organ-"Overture to William Tell. Rossini
Henry B. Roney.
Solo-"O, Lord Rebuke Me Not Wilkinson
Master Blatchford Kavanagh.
Violin Solo MAN.. Herr Heinrich Hoevel
Aria-"Rolling in Foamng Billows" Haydn
Thomas Taylor Drill
Piano-"Polka de la Refine -. ........ Raft
Miss Gertrude Cady.
Aria-'Inf1ammatus, (Stabat mater) .Rossini
Solo by Master Kavanagh,
Supported by Vested Choir Club.
Violin .............H Herr Heinrich Hoeyel
Song-"The Vision 49,. ..,..... .Palloni
with violin obligato composed and played
by Herr HoeveD,
Thomas Taylor Drill.
Song-'iro Sevina'' ..r...... .Dessauer
Master Blatchford Kavanagh.
Organ-"Wedding March, introducing
Praise God From Whom all Blessings
Flow .......-... .......,.'. Dudley BUCK
Henry b. Roney.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH %.
Organ" Overture to Semiramide" -. Rossini
Henry B. Roney.
Aria-'With Verdure Clad. Haydn
Master KaVanagh
Cornet-"Souvenir de PasSy" Z. Warren
A ID. Laird.
r.o..o (a) "a Moonlight Night -. .Abt
Quaf'e'te' tb) Waltz Song (Nanon). ..Genee
Cecilian Quartette.
Cavatina-"Robert,T oi que j Aime"-
Meyerbeer
Cornet--"'rhe Last Chord -. . Sir A. Sullivan
A. ID. Laird.
Song-'rTisI !, Love" ...................Pi nsuti
Guartctte-"OD the Sea .............D ID. BUCK
Ceciliau Quartette.
Aria--"Angels Ever Bright and Fair Handel
Organ Solo 49,. ............. .........--
THE ELEVENTH DAM CONCERT
occurs this afternoon at Harmonic hall.
and will be the most notable of the
series. The numbers to be rendered by
the orchestra incluae several note
worthy compositions, and in addition
MeSsrS. Andres and Doerner. the en-
semble pianist whose unique perform
ance at the third Chamber concert at
Harmonic hall Friday night created
such a Juror, are to contribute two
duets. These artists individ ually
possess the reputation of being two of
the most talented and brilliant piaIiStS
in the country. About five years ago it
occurred to them that the compositions
written for two pianos seldom had a
public hearing, and they arranged a
series of duet recitals. which proved so
successful that they have since devoted
their efforts almost exclusively to this
class of concert work, and have attained
degree of perfection in their interpre7
tation that has heretofore been unknown
| to the American concert stage. IS
The programme for the concert i'll
full is as follows: i
March--.sSiege of Saarbrucken" 49,. Portzch
Overture-''Der Freischutz" Weber
Symphonic Pastorale, LIST move. :.
| Fantastic on Theme from Dan n
juan .Mozart-Lysberg
Piano Duet by Messrs. Andres and Doerner
Song of the Rhine Daughter ....... Wagner
''Norwesche Volksmeiodia ......... SVendsen
STRING ORCHESTRA.
a. "ROmanZ3 IDern
b. 'Tarantelle." opus ...... Saint-Saeus
Piano Duet by Messrs. Dorner and Andres.
Overture Merry Wives of Windsor Nicelal
ANOTHER MUSICAL SENSATION
is the appearance In concert OF FaDIO
de Sarasate, the famous violiniSt and
Eugen D'Albert, the distinguished
pianist. Each is master of his rcSpec-
tive instrument. 1t is rarely if ever
that two such talented musical artists
are seen in concert. They appear at
the Grand opera house next Wednesday
evening, assisted by Nine. Marx, plan
list, and Otto Goldschmidt, accompanist.
The whole is under the direction OF
Henry E. Abbey and Maurice Grau.
The programme will be as follows: So
nata op. So III c. l.. Won Beethoven, Al
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