Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23


Church tia mernlng
Voiau services alil be held al the
Wsstfsal meter Freshy Church GA
IbsnKsx xlng aay. Ihe Choir Wi s.ng
Dudley Ruckas fAlislulailc Sequence
Ana "Ihe Lord Is kNAl1od, p bs West,
on that occasion
George A. smith, the baritone, VII
sing : solo a. the Fountaln-st. Baptist,
~ morning service today
Carl LeAthers NIL preside al the
organ az the founialn-st. Baptist
church today.
Henry c. Post, Mrs. Eta Yale and
Miss Ada Huni are among tue musical
peopl, who " IA take part ia the \. n.
{. A. benefit entertainment 81 foNefh
Opera House tomorrow evening.
Special musical services Nil he held
al the Swedenborgian church CA Mon
day, Tuesday and "Wednesday evenings
ol this week.
The Schubert Club i negotiating with
parties AZ saginaw and Charlotte, With
view 10 giving concerts al those
places, IA the near future. IL ls ex-
pected that this club Viii give several
concerts IN other Michigan cities before
the season is over.
Prof. C0lwell has decided that the
organ program, 10 be played by Fred
erlck Archer at the Park t0ngrega-
tonal Church at hls coming engage
nlent, shall be about hall Nagneran.
Tie Wagner selections wlli he the
"Good Friday spell, " from "Parsiai;
Death ol Siegfred," 3" from the "Gotler-
dsmmerung, and the "Iannhauser'
overture. BY causing such program
10 be rendered, Prof. Colwell wall glse
Grand Rapids music lovers much 10 be
thankful for, besides dong the CITY
much good muscally. The Baltimore
American speaks &c follows OF Nj.
Archer; "The large organ erected ln
the Cathedral was inaugurated yester-
day by Mr.. Frederic Archer, and the
occasion attracted sn audience that
completely filled the vast building.
Mr.. Archer has been heard before In
Baltimore. He exhibited tie
same artistic, scholarly and mastery
traits that always distinguish his play
ing. His touch is magical, he prod uces
matchless effects OF expression, and hls
registration seemed the result Of in
splrsuon.
Mrs. Proctor Smiths singing won her
many friends. While IA the city, che
was entertained by Mira. +. NJ. DAVIS, OF
Cherry-st.
Regular meeungof the Ora no soci-
ETY. At Hsrtnan's lecture room tomsr-
row night.
Nearly all Of the church choirs m tso
city are busy renearsing Christmas
music.
Francis Campbell expects 70 give his
csntaia Of "st. Brandon" shortly before
or after Christmas. The cantsta is =
piece which Mr.. Campbell himself
! composed, while ne was in Italy. The
words are from the poem by Matthew
Arnold, IN which the ghost Of Judas
! Iscarot is made 20 cut figure. The
piece consists OF a baritone solo. assisted
| hy a male chorus. It's rendition re-
qumes only about half az hours time.
The last artists recital Of the st.
I Cecilia Society Was one of the musical
/ events of the season. The performer
/ was Edward Baxter Perry, the blind
pianist Of, Boston, assisted by Mrs.
I Proctor Smith, the soprano. 81 Chicago.
Mr.. Perry enihused hs listeners % the
/ highest pitch. His playing Of various
/ selections from Wagner was especially
charming, the SPINNING Song from
/ the Flying Dutchman" and the "fire
Charm" from ode Walkure' beng
I rendered with wonderful expression.
ProGnAs.
7 Chopin .......... Sonata. , fat minor. op. @.
Allegro.
Nf1rTfU.
Nsrcbe Funebre.
Presto.
/ l. Beethoven aifhful Johnnie.
= Ickeee e.---.....-.. ....-..... herzens frghiing
/ Wagner Brassln - Fire Charm. from "bie
NaIkucre.
Wagner Lisztt-.. spinning song from Flying
Dufclman-
i schubert liszf ----...---.- ..-..-..- VI King
1 Bonn. m...... -..-.....-...'' .''etiel rie de nseht
Nendeisschn ..-...-..-.-...- .-....... NeW Love.
! ~ IL. Perry Tor f.tH
TefGinsad Dewey poiouslss Htrolru
A novcl and pleasing feature Of the
recital WAS Shat before each umhcI
i Mr.. Perry gave has audience q history
/ and analysis of the piece he was about
+ 70 play.
The regular rehearsal Or The Oratoro
/ society tomorrow night At 30 sharp,
I in Harimsn's lecture room.
The 0ratoro Soc ETY. wll observe e
third arm rfsary of TIE MCss 81" On
Dec 23d atHartman e Hall, wlthlts fBe
chorus and the entire Philharmonic
/ Orchestra. assisted ~ the usnsl numter
of musicians from Chicago shd Detroit
With one exception the suloisis WI bc
4 our own fue iocal talent TIE ore OK
ception s the popular tenor. Mr. Wm.
J. Lawn. vbo VII - heard in orator G
for the fret TINE Grand RAPIDS.
Sunday whiskev N Paris
Lyman Prtchard rune ssio0n or
the south Diviaon-st road. away 0uf r
the township of rzris Yeaer8sv hf
vas before Jusfoe Wsstfaf1. casrrec
with keeping 0pen his saloon o. son
fnv ftrtftipcr 9f T ~ foef rrftrr ~