St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19

chestra occurs at Harmonic hall this
afternoon, and an excellent programme
is offered of unusual interest, as several
numbers have been selected in accord
ance with requests. Duly one more con-
cert remains which will be given May 3,
and this is to made testimonial to
Prof. Danz by the orchestra. The con-
certs have not been we'll patronized this
winter and as result Prof. DanZ has
been put to considerable expense to say
nothing of his time. His friends hope
by generous turnout to reimburse
him in part, and at least show an ap-
probation for what he has done for the
cause of music. The programme for
to-day's concert is as follows:
March Reunion Bach
overture Semramide' ............. .Rossini
scenes Picturesque '............ Massenet
March,
Air de Ballet,
Angelus.
Fete Boheme.
ItGliana Suite Pastorale and Taran-
"Aubade Printanier'' (by reauesD >. .Lacomb
String Orchestra.
"Pecheur ct Napolitaine' (by re-
Potpourri-"A ....... -. ...... Verdi
The musicale to be given at the Cen
tury Music hall Monday evening for the
benefit of the peoples meeting, will be
an entertainment of great merit the
programme, which includes some of the
best musical talent in the city, being as
follows: Concerto for two pianos, an
dante, op. 146, Schumann, Miss Minnie
Partridge, orchestral part second piano,
Miss Mabel Gage Edinger; Light
From Heaven" Gounod, Miss Susie
f0 nj
Miss Josephine Jennings; (a) Adagio,
Hardini, (b) gavotte. Hollaender,
Claude Madden; 20. Celeste Aida"
Verdi, w. b. Heath; The Gitana,"
Harris, Miss Ruth Thayer: Tuscan folk
songs, (a) Flight of Clouds" (b) Nearest
and Dearest" Caracciolo." Miss Maud
Ulmer and Miss Josephine Jennings;
The PoStilliOn,' MOllOy. Thomas Fay
lor Drill; Little Grandfathe., - Lange,
Fritz Schlachter: reading, 'One Day
Solitary" j. L. Trowbridge. Rev. S. w.
Sample; LEND Me Thine Aid" Queen
of Sheba) Gounod. Miss Maud Ulmer; (a)
rich HoeveD, Madden, (b) Mazurka,
Wieniawskl, Claude Madden; Last
Hope" Gottschalk, piano, Miss Edin-
ger, organ, r. w. Middleton. The
tickets have been placed at 20 cents for
all parts of the house, and can be had
and reserved at the Century Piano COM
pany's store. The sale is already large
and seats are going rapidly.
Carl Y. Lachmund will lecture at the
Stryker seminary, st. Anthony Park,
Tuesday evening next on "PianoiSm."
The lecture will be illustrated by selec-
tlons Oh the piano played by Miss Gussie
E. Shryock and the lecturer.
c. II. Morse. assisted by the choir of
the First Congregational church, will
give a farewell concert at the church
the evening of April "a. The pro-
gramme will be varied and attractive
one.
The music at the First Congregational
church, morning and evening, for the
next two Sundays will be of special
character. That of the evening of
April 26 vii! be especially attractive.
Charles II. Morse, director of the Con-
servatOry, starts for Brooklyn, n. Y,
one week from Monday, where, Oh the
following Sunday, he will begin his
work at Plymouth Congregational
church.
A feature of the Danz Symphony Or
chestra concert tomorrow will be the
playing of the tarantella and pastorate
from the Italian Suite" recently COM
posed by Carl V, Lachmund. They
will be given under MIR. Lachmund's
direction.
Under the direction of j. Lewis
Conception church choir. excellent as it
has been, is already showing an i'm
provement in quality.