St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-20
IN MUSIC'S REALM.

The new series of DAM concerts be-
gins this afternoon at the Harris thea
ter. when one of the finest programmes
the public of st. Paul has ever listened
to will be given. The advance sale has
been as large as ever, and has been
marked by heavy demand for season
tickets. which insures the success of
the series. To-day's feature will be the
playing of Handlers Largo, (which is to
be given here by the Boston Symphony
orchestra. Prof. DAM will play the
violin solo and Mr.. Kruger the harp
solo, while Prof. Titcomb will accom-
pany on the organ. The full programme
will be as follows:
Overture-"Ruy Bias. 80. So. Mendelssohn
Symphonie-''lm Waldo" ...........;;; Raft
Scene picturesque. .....:........... Massenet
a. March, b. ''Airde Ballet" C. ''L'Ange-
lus,' d. ''Fete Bohame.'
LOfely ..........t...... .......... NeSVauOa
Celebrated Largo ... " -. Handel
Violin solo, F. DAM DR.; harp, ?. Krue-
ger; organ, G. G. Titcomb.
String 9uarlette.
''Invitation to Dance. .............W Weber
Hungarian Czardas. .;.......,..... Grossman
The programme for testimonial con-
cert rendered Mrs. Nettle Fuller Sny-
der at the Newmarket theater, Thurs
day evening, April "A, is as follows:
'Ine CnlmeS Macy
Lyric Ladies' Quartette.
''Dio Possente"-"Faust'. -. ......... Gounod
A. D. S. Johnston.
''Var. on Theme" by Beethoven.
'"0 p Misses Hess and Na6ersberg o. saSns
sBreeZa of the Night IamOthn
Haydn Quartette.
''Ernani Inrolami'' (by RequesU 900. Verdi
Mrs. Nettie Fuller Snyder
Bedouine Love Long - Plnsuti
PART II.
ave Mari" Violin obligato ....,.... Luzzi
Mrs c. B. Gale.
Recltation-Scene f on "Ingomar'' (Act 2d)
.,u, Miss kietta Haas.
Mrs. Harry S. Ash.
REST Thee on This Messy Pillow
Mr.. Thompson, Mrs. Curtiss and Mrs.
L. b. ERIN.
"Home Sweet Home. ....,... ROOT
Lyric 9u a
A delightful parlor concert for the
benefit of the Shelterlng Arms was
given at the residence of Mrs. f. III.
Pitts, of Dayton avenue, Wednesday
evening last. Miss Ulmer'S rendition
of Dessanei's s'To Sevilla" was the solo
of the evening. it being received with
most enthusiastic applause. Mr.. Won
Goetzen'S violin numbers and Mr.. Whe-
lan'S bass solo are also worthy of special
mention. The remainder of the pro-
gramme was thoroughly enjoyable, the
selections all being of rare excellence.
Mr.. Titcomb. as accompanies, was, as
usual, all that could be desired.
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A great deal of interest is being mani
tested in the performance of Mendels-
sohn's "Elljah" to be given under the
direction of Samuel A. Baldwin. by the
ST. Paul Choral association at the Peo-
pies church. Tuesday evening, April
30. This will be the first presentation
of this great work in st. Paul. The
chorus has been largely increased in
members and efficiency, and an ora
torio performance of unusual power
and excellence may be expected
The sale of seats will open at Dyer's
tomorrow morning.
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The Concordia singing section gave
very delightful concert last evening to
large and enthusiastic audience, The
programme consisted of eight numbers,
opening with the Seibert overture,
played magnificently by Seibert's Or
chestra under the direction of the COM
poser. Selections were also given from
compositions by Blumenthal, Krou,
Mohing and other well known compos-
erS