St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-20
ShA RPS AND FLATS.
The Composers Concert by the
DAM Orchestra-Boston Sym
nhony Concert

The Composers Concert by the
DAM Observation-Disclosures Sym
phony Concert.
The idea of a concert by the DAM Or
chestra at which the programme rem
dered shall be made up entirely by Sc
lectionS from the works OF local CON-
poSers has taken immensely. The Or
chestra is already rehearsing, and about
six of the eight numbers TO be played
have been selected. There will be
reverie, Introducing the effect of CHM
ing bells, written by A. M. Shuey, the
organst; polonaise, by Gust Johnson;
a march, by Waiter Lamp; string Or
the overture from w. ]. Patton'S opera,
LA FianZa," and bass SOLO written
for A. w. Porter by E. ii. Guerney
The concert will occur at Harmonic hall.
next Sunday afternoon.
Preparations are actively going on for
the grand festival concert to be given at
the Coliseum by the famous Boston
Symphony orchestra; seventy great art
lists: Herr Arthur NikiSch, conductor.
The work of re-fitting the building for
the great event is now we'll under way.
a CORPS of skilled workmen having TAX
Ell the place IN hand last week. The
Brush Electric company are to furnish
the lighting. and have contracted for
thirty one arc lights. The stage will be
well supplied with everything required
for perfect and just performance, and
everything that will add to the comfort
and convenience of the patrons will be
done. The sale of seats will open at
Dyer's. Thursday morning, May |. The
entire day will be devoted to subscrlb-
IN Erift low
for the general public will go on sale.
Nomore than ten seats will be sold to
any one individual. AS subscribers are
to have the first choice of seats, it will
be necessary for those who desire good
ones to leave their names at once to
avoid future disappointment. Subscrip--
ton lists are now open at Dyer'S and
Century Piano cOmpany'S.
The beautiful cantata of Joseph" is
to be given at the Thirteenth Avenue
M. E. church next Friday evening. I'M
der the direction of ChoiIster G. W..
Edwards, with the cast as follows:
| Joseph's Sister, soprano, Mrs. f. w.
Cook; Joseph, tenor, w. r. Heath;
| Pharaoh King, bass, Prof. A. w. Porter;
Egyptian Queen, contrato. Miss Ba6-
cock; Princess, soprano, Mrs. Harry
Sloan; Angel, soprano, Mrs. Il F: Bios
son. BuIler, TENOR, NJ. ID. McCieiidiI,
Baker. bass, DR.. w. E. Tryon; Jacob.
bass, Prof. A. w. Porter; Judah, bari
tone, f, w. Seager; Reuben. tenor, A.
|. Sauborn; Guard. baritone. G. ).
Rouse; quartette, Ishmaelites; full
chorus of Canaanites and Egyptians, by
sixty voices.
| I'll. E. Zoch, who has recently returned
| from an Eestern trip, during which he
gave a number of piano recitals in the
| large cities that drew ont warm praise
from the most eXacting critics i'll the
country, gave piano recitals at the
| Grand opera house Thursday evening
and Saturday AFTERNOON that attracted
large and cultured audiences, who
fairly went into raptures over his ex-
| quiste expression and brilliant eXecu-
! ton.
A. w. Peters is to sing in the part of
/ the Pirate King in the PIRATES of Pen
! zance," at Duluth, and on the 9th will
I be heard in the great oratorio OF
Elijah" presented by the ST. Paul
| Choral association at st. Paul.
Preparations are being made for a
concert to be given Monday evening.
| April %. by the State University Glee
| club at the university chapel. twill be
given under the direction of Willard