St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-11
IN MUSIC'S REALM.
The Boston Symphony Concert
Danz Series poned.

DanZ Series P0St pOneu.
The Boston Symphony orchest ra will
make its debut in st. Paul next Tues
day evening at the Peoples church to
an audience that will test the capacity
of the building. The reputation of the
great organization is so we'll known
throughout the country that no word Is
necessary here. Its success this season
in it's Western tour has been RENAL a-
BILE in the extreme. In evarY city, Phil
adelphia, Washington, Baltimore, Gin
cinnati, standing room even has been
at premium and the enthusiasm UNI
bounded. Nikisch, the conductor, was
compelled i'll Cincinnati to bow his ac-
acknowledgements score of times after
the playing of "rannhauser" overture
(the first number of the st. Paul pro-
gramme), and enc0res, flowers and
shouts were the order of the evening.
A telegram from the manager reads:
"Cincinnati went wild over the peer
Gynt," suite, a number also Oh the st.
Paul programme. which is by far the
most SNOWY and brilliant the orchestra
has played this season. Following is
the programme in full:
re-''Tannhauser' :. ...... Wagner
Mime. Steinbach-Jahns
Two movements from concerto for VIOLIN in
minor, No. ., op. 61.......... Saint-Saens
Andante quasi allegretto.-
Motto moderate e maeStoSO; Allegro
non troppo.
Suite-"Peer Gym" OPP. AZ. ..........:: .Greig
'Daybreak:" The Death of Aase;:" Ami
tra's Dances" In the Halls of the King
OF the Dovre Mountains" Crhe imps are
chasing Peer Gynt).
Songs with Piano
(a)"Es Blinkt der Thau''... .....Rubinstein
% "Luilaby"... -. ...............SOm mer
lc) die QueIle'. .-.GOlulnarK
Nine. Steinbach-Jahns
Symphony in "A" Qtalian). 80. MendelssOhn
Allegro vivace.
Andante con moto
Con motto moderate.
Nine. Steinbach-Jahns, the prima
donna soprano from Leipsig, has made
a ereal success and been most enthuSi-
possesses grand stage presence and a
voice of great power and fiexibility.
Her aria from "Tannhauser" is one OF
the features OF the concert. Mr.. Adam
owski is one of 1.-The HUBS" most brill
liant SoloiStS, and an immense favorlte.
The anticipation in the city is matched
by as great anticipation, relatively, i'll
the surrounding towns. Minneapolis
will send her contingent, Saltwater will
send party of seventy five by special
train, and many tickets have been sold
to Mortified and Faribault. The
acoustic powers of the church are so
fine that every seat in it is good one,
SO that though the auditorium be
crowded to the utmost every one will
enjoy the most magnificent orchestral
tho ~ RI q I f
most. The audience is specially re-
quested to be seated before o'clock, as
the concert begins promptly at that
hour. owing to the departure of the or
chestra by special train for Chicago i'm
mediatelY at its close.
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The music-lovers of this city were of
fered rare treat in the piano recital
given at Christ church guild house last
Monday evening by William IL. Sher-
wood The programme was varied and
interesting throughout. and displayed
to the full the wonderful powers of this
phenomenal artist. With technical
Skill equal to every possible demand, a
power of Intelligent Interpretation that
satisfies the most critical mind, and a
that appeals directly to the heart, there
in his playing. OF such an artist Amer
lea may well be p.5ud. Mr.. Sherwoods
principal numbers on Monday evening
were Beethoven'S sonata, OPP. 3; ChO-
pins sonata. OPP. 35; Bach's fantasia and
fugue in G minor, arranged for the
piano by List. and the Paganini-LisZt
'.Campanella." In addition to these
the nocturne in G major, by Chopin, and
the brilliant Schubert-Taussig military
march were received with much en-
thusiaSm.
A costume concert will be given at
the First Presbyterian church Tuesday
evening, May %. This concert is under
the direction of Prof. D. F. Colville. and
promises to be very novel and unique
entertainment. A large chorus consist
ing of good talent will assist in this con-
ceat. Part songs. character songs and
recitations will be given. A delightful
evening is anticipated.
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On Sunday evening. May IL. at s
O'Clock service of sacred song will be
given at Plymouth church, to which all