St. Paul daily globe., 1891-01-11

BREADTH all the soul, MRS SNYDER
all the warmth of an Italian Seldom have
heard an artist (and a foreigner) with a meth
cd of singing so perfect, voice of such
sympathetic quality, of such great range and
so well managed. with sentiment so exquisite
and beautiful. Much the same praise may
be given Signorina Brush, an American who
pronounces Italian like Tuscan,a contralto,
with large full voice, which she uses like
an experienced soprano who has conquered
all the difficulties Of her art "a voice warm
and moving, that finds its way to
the heart. And she speaks to the fancy
and Imagination. 1t is the first time that 1
have ever heard in the same concert two
artists so perfect and also the first time that
two Americans have made my heart bound
by the art of song. We hope that these two
gracious ladies will remain long among US
and give our public cause to applaude often
before they show to their own country how
we teach the art of song in ours.''
Max Dick, the violinst will be heard at the
Grand opera house this morning in the sacred
music in connection with the services of the
Unitarian church. He will render solo and
be heard with the other musicians The
death of Emma Abbott suggests the topic on
which Rev. Vail will discourse: 'The Drama
and Music as Related to Our Social Life
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Special music will be rendered at Christ
church this morning, when Bishop Gilbert
will preach, and a choral evensong will
occur at 7:3O p. m. The morning pro
gramme is as follows:
Professional Hymn. .......... .....,.. ...45
Venite. ......................Tu Turl
TIE Deum. ....... go. Haydn Band
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HYMN Russian Anthem
Anthem-''o Taste and See". Sir John Goss
Solo. ;.:....... -...... Master heberhart
fIeceSSlOLal Hy Inn I'D
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The regular SeibeFt concert will occur in
Turner hall this afternoon. The programme
will introduce Herr Eugene Kaeuffer, who
has developed a full baritone, ana Herr Louis
Amato, the new 'cellist for the Metropolitan
orchestra. Fl. Wuerz, the oboist. has re-
turned, and will take part. and Max Dick,
1.-THE young aud strong ARM will ba assist
ant leader with the violin. The programme
follows:
G1gerl-March 49,. ........... wagner
(By request)
Overture to Schiller's ."rurandot' -. lachner
Terzet and chorus from Der
FrclschuetZ 80. .-...... 49,. weber
PART II.
Bedouin Love Song -. -. .........- Pinsuu
Herr Eugene Kaeuffer.
Cello Solo-"Caprice Hongrois''. ~. .Dunckler
Louis Amato.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aus dem
With Either obligato by Herr RI Emil Geist.
PART I'LL
Overture-"F -"Felsenmnehle' Reissiger
Ia. Woodland Whispers .CzlbulKa
IA. Chinese Galop -. 49,. -. Brooks
(Characterjstic).
Next SUNDAY Seibert will give the first con-
cert on the West side.
III
The Scotch concert party which Will ap-
pear in the Peoples church next Tuesday
evening with II. A. Lambeth promises an
entertainments which Will doubtless attract
every Scotch American in the city. Lambeth
himself is one of the most Interesting figures,
from musical standpoint in Scotland to-
day. For thirty-fre years he has been city
organist Of Glasgow, and at the keyboard he
has no rival in his native land. Lambeth was
the promoter of the celebrated BaImoral
choir, which sang, by royal command, before
Queen Victoria and her court. When the
compact little body of voices-they did not
number more than sixteen-frst appeared in
public they created an immediate sensation.
No such choral singing had ever been heard
before IN Scotland The fame of the choir
penetrated to the northern fastnesses where
the queen was paying her yearly visit to her
highlandhome at Balmoral, and she prompt
ly commanded Mr.. Lambeth to bring his
choir before her. That was a memorable
visit, and ever afterwards the combination
was known, by the gracious permission Of
the queen as the Balmoral choir. The name
became so famous that it was adopted by the
company of singers which was here a year
ago. who, not satisfied with this. also appro-
priated Mr.. Lambeth's g press notices bodily. 1t
is needless to say that the two organizations
have no connection whatever. Mr.. Lambeth
and his choir will also give another concert
in the Peoples church next Thursday even
ing.