St. Paul daily globe., 1891-02-08
MUSIC IN ST. PAUL.

Mrs. Hermann Schetfer will appear as
pianist at the concert of the st. Paul Choral
association, Feb. 10, instead of Mrs. Fannie
Bloomfield Zeisler, the latter being compelled
to cancel her engagement owing TO the seri-
Gus illness of her child. The programme
will be as follows:
Chorns-'Hymn to Music dudley Buck B!
Aria from Carmen" "...............:.: Bizet
Mrs. Seapury G. Ford of Cleveland.
BE Strong to Hope
,,.oa, l,,..... Hecht
Ladles Chorus b when CLOVIS Heart
Raft
Ro,s,s Piano Solo Mrs Hermann SehefeT Sdnhod
Mrs. Ford and Class.
Beethoven String Quartette.
Part Songs-a ''Matana, Lovely Maiden
Lassus
Might Song .Rheinberger
Lullaby of Life" -. Leslie
aKing olaf's Christmas (for male
co@bined nDieHS Male Forces St. Paul and MIME
aUolis Choral Associations.
Piano Solo Mrs. Hermann Scheffer
'Inflammatus' from 'Stabat Ma
ter ..........:.... .:........'.-. .hosslhs
Mrs. Ford and Chorus.
There is always stirring enthusiasm IN
the old songs of Rebellion days and Rally
Round the Flag now will rouse up all the
patriotism in the breast of the veteran of
twenty-five years ago that it did when he
first answered to his country's call and took
up arms in defense of the old flag. A con-
cert consisting solely of war songs and
music is rarely given and Manager Bixby, of
the Grand, believes that he has struck upon
a happy idea in announcing four war song
fOr tlnl la-f half IF I1nN tNrQn
Selected voices of well-known and popular
singers and quartettes will render the vocal
number while Il. P. Brooke's augmented or
chestra will be heard i'll the instrumental
portions of the programme. Among the So
loists are Miss Maud Elmer and others. The
Cicillian quartette will sing some of their
inimitable negro melody selections, aud, by
way of an added feature, there will be an ex
hibition drill by one of our crack local mill
tary companies.
The seventh Sunday afternoon concert of
the Seibert series will be given this after
noon at the Turner hail. The entertainment
will begin promptly at 3 p. M, and the fol-
lowing programme speaks for itself:
Marche de Nuit (nightwatch). .. Gottschalk
Overture-''William Tell. .......... Rossini
Caprice-1he Masqueraders' ..... Hindley
PART II.
Piano Concerto No. g. - Beethoven
Largo and Rondo.
Miss Ida Seibert. with orchestral accompani-
ment.
c.rin,,s ''Schelm de Amour " Eilenberg
Dream After the Ball CZibulka
PART I'LL
Tenor solo. selected
oscar Llenau. Prof. Eugene Kaeuffer. ac-
companist.
Grand selection from ''Lohengrin" Wagner
Finale from "StradelIa". FlOtow
4 special musical programme will be rem
dered at the Peoples church this both morn
ing and evening. by a quartette composed OF
Miss E. G. Richards sopranos; Mrs. G. w.
James, alto; j E. Trask. tenor and A. d. S
Johnston, bass: and the regular chorus choir
of the church. The programme will be as
follows:
MORNING.
Opening Anthem-Cantate Domino,
III C..-....:...... '.......B BUCK
Quartette and Chorus.
Offertory-"R Return Unto Thy Rest" Allen
Quartette.
EVENING.
Opening "Hark, Hark. My
Quartette and Chorus.
Offertory-"Rock of Ages :...B Buck
Quartette.
Previous to the evening service beginning
at 7:10, samuel A. Baldwin will give short
recital of organ music, playing the folio wing
numbers:
"a Sanctissima" ........ .......... Lux
Prayer. $3.50. ...................L .Lemaigre
Allegro "a sonata Observation-Disclosures. --.Merkel