St. Paul daily globe., 1890-04-13
IN MUSIC'S REALM,

IN MUSIC'S REALM,
The May festival chorus will meet for
rehearsal on Monday evening only this
week. 1t is expected that the full
strength of the chorus will be present
as this will be an important rehearsal.
The chorus is now complete, and is we'll
and evenly balanced. 1t is positively
imperative now that all members should
attend all the rehearsals, as the time is
very limited and an enormous amount
of work has yet to be done.
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A grand vocal and instrumental con-
cert will be given this afternoon at 8
o'clock at Turner hall, in which the
eminent bassO, DR.. Carl Martin, of New
York, and Prof. Roden Krchen, the
celebrated cornet Soloist. will appear
also, the Misses Forrest and Foley. So
pranos. and Miss Glassberger, clariOnet.
The st. Anthony Hill orchestra. under
the direction of Mr.. Dixon, will give
favorite selections. Miss Gunnert will
be accOmpaniSt.
The third concert of the st. Paul
Choral association will take place at the
Peoples church, Tuesday, April 30,
UiiOl 1uCuuClOSOllu vi
jah'' will be given with a chorus of 14O
voices, under the direction of Samuel
A. Baldwin, assisted by the DanZ Or
chestra and the following sOloists
Miss Genevra E. Johnston, of Chicago,
soprano; Miss Julia May, of Minneapo-
lis, contralt0; Charles A. Knorr. of Chi
cago, tenor; A. w. Porter, of Minneap-
oils, basso, and a'double quartette COM
posed of Mrs. f. Ii. Snyder, Mrs. III. S.
Ash, ID. l.. Curtice, Mrs G. B. Yale,
A. S. Willoughby, +. FL. Keyes, A. ID. 5.
Johnston and f. II. Garland. This will
be the first performance of Elijah in st.
Paul.
A concert for the benefit of the Shell
tering Arms will be held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. L. H. Pitts, 6Sl Dayton
avenue. Wednesday evening. April 16.
The following Well-knOWn artists will
participate:
Overture-"William Tell'' RossinD-
Gottschalk
Miss Hess and Mr. Titcomb.
"Ye mans Wedding Song. "...... .Poniatowski
Reeitation.''The Rhyme Of Jennie
Eaglehart' ...... ....... Miss Saunders
save Maria'-(violin obligato) 49,. .Luzzi
Mrs. Yale.
Cantione de- Noii ''' dam da,
Mr.. Won Goetzen.
Duet; Te so,,c,; re..Mrs. Yale and Mr.; Merrill
Miss Timer, o Of Minneapolis.
!. Mr. Merrill.
a "The Num-. ..... -. $500. Brahms
b THE Chimes Macy
Lyric Ladies' Quartette.
Mrs. Nettie F. Snyder. Mrs Harry Ash, Mrs.
ID. A. Curtice, Mrs. G. b. Yale.
c. G.. Titcomb, aecompaniSt.
The programme is announced for the
choral club concert to occur at the
Peoples church, in which the famous
boy pianist, Otto Hegner. will appear,
and which will also mark the first ap-
pearance of Master Charles Eberhardt,
another prOtege of Mr.. Blake. A great
deal of hard and Conscientious work has
been done by Mr.. Blake and the club
members in preparation for this event,
which will, without doubt, be one of the
most attractive of the season. Follow
ing is the arrangement Of numbers, to-
gether with the artists to give them:
Anthem-"Sing, o Heavens. C. Simper
Treble Solo Master Charlie Eberhart, and
Church Choir Choral Club.
Piano Solo-Sonata op. So. ...... Beethoven
Master Otto Hegner.
Oratorio Seleetlon-"Messah" -. Handel
Recitative Treble-.'He was cut off out of
the land of the living
Aria-"But Thou didst not leave His soul :"
Recitative Treb le-'Then shall the eyes of
the blind be opened. Master Percy Creel-
man.
Ara-"He shall feed his flock like shep-
herd."-Master Charlie Eberhart and Percy
Creelman.
Hallelujah" ".... .....-
Church Choir Choral Club.
Piano Solo--Grand Polonaise. op. o. Chopin
Master Otto Hegner
Anthem-"Come. Ye Faithful -. E. Y. Hall
Treble solo, Charlie Eberhart; Bass
solo. j. C. Wall. Choral club.
Soprano Solo-'Ah, j Have Sighed to
Rest Verdi
Master Percy Creelman.
Piano Solo
(a) Rondo capriccioso op. IA Mendclssohn.
(b) Spinnerlied(' Flying Dutchmau y
Wagner List
(c)Valse caprice, -. 80. %. ...Rubinstein
Master Otto Hegner.
Authenticity Have Taken Away
MY Lord ....,,..... 0nn StalneS
Treble solo, Master Percy Creelman ana
Church Choir Choral Club.
improvisation on piano from themes Sc
lected by any m usician in the audience.
Master Otto Hegner.