St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-29
MUSIC IN ST. PAUL.

MUSIC IN ST. PAUL.
The announcement that the Danz concerts
are to be resumed will be hailed with salts
faction by all music-loving people in st.
Paul. The breaking of the series was in
great degree due to the closing of the Harris
theater at an inopportune time. Prof. DAM
has just returned from New York, where he
has been in conference with Walter DAM
rosch, of symphony orchestra fame, and has
during his trip gathered some ideas that Will
become apparent in his future concerts. The
first of the new series will occur under the
management of j. NJ Hill, at the Harris thea
ter, on April l..
Charles Santley, the famous English bari
tone, will open his American tour at Mon
treal Oh Tuesday next The tour will be
short one, consisting of but twenty concerts
given i'll sixteen different cities He will be
heard here April q, in Memberships Eli
JAM role in which he stands without
rival. Mr.. Santley will be assisted in this
concert by Mrs. Genevra Johnstone Bishop,
soprano; Mrs. Annie Rommeiss- Thacker.
contralto; Whitney MOc,iridge tenor. and
a chorus of 300 voices the combined forces
of the st. Paul and Minneapolis choral asso-
Citations, under the direction of Samuel A.
Baldwin. subscriptions for tickets for this
concert will be received at any music store.
Subscribers will have first choice of seats.
One of the most popular numbers OF the
"Lyceum Course of Entertainments" at the
Peoples church will be the concert of the
University of Wisconsin Glee and Banjo
clubs Thursday evening, April >. This sea-
son the Wisconsin boys are making their
fifth annual successful tour, and will make
their second visit to ST. Paul. They travel
in a special private Pullman car, and come
here from Chicago, Milwaukee and Oshkosh
| and from here will go to Duluth, West Su-
perior, Eau Claire, La Crosse. WinOua. Madi-
son aud other cities. After their concert
| here last year the press and public unani-
mously pronounced the clubs as among the
best of their kind that had ever visited st.
| Paul, and the music OF collegians is always
entertaining to everybody. The boys are re-
| ceiving everywhere this year much merited
| praise. Perhaps the stars of the eombina-
ton are George T. Simpson, bass solost and
| Spencer Beebe, tenor, though both clubs are
! exceptionally strong throughout and have
| gained in strength since their appearance
here last year Those who did not hear
them should not lose this opportunity to
| hear rare musical treat and all who did
| will certainly hear them again. The fol
! lowing programme for next Thursday even
! ing bespeaks for the concert that variety ana
! amusement to be desired in truly popular
| musical entertainment
PART FIRST.
Dress Parade Quickstep'' ....,............Lee
| Banjo club.
The Three Chafers'' ...............T ruehn
Glee club.
| (a) The Vacant Chair .......Ro Root
! (b) The Man IN the Moon Bali Carpenter
| Glee club
Sweetheart Waltzes from Gypsy
Banjo club.
| (al "Franklyns Dogge'' ...-...... Mackenzie
| (b) "A Little Bird Whispered to Me-. . Gilbert
Mr.. Moltor and Glee club.
.-Darkys Dream. ............. Lansing
Banjo club.
Angel Gabriel CAR. from stewart
Carm, [. ".
Mr. Bowman and Glee club
! PART SECOND.
! (a9 ''Massa's in de Cold Ground"
CAR. from H. F ester and iaa cin Garm T. W.
| Oh 1.-THE jolly Old Friar Decker
| Glee club.
operate Selection. commandments. Banjo club.
(a) His Heart Was True TO Pon''-
(b) "a Capital ships I,se e.uD' College Songs
Mr. Simpson and Giee club.
Scotch Dance Banjo ;i,' club. 49, BAKER
1.-THE Jolly Old Crow ........... -. Decker
Glee club
Mr.. Moliter aud Glee club.
BYE Bye, Honey ............... Burnell
! Glee and Banjo clubs
| Reserved seats are on sale at w. j. Dyer
& Bro. s.
The final concert of the Seibert series in
| West ST. Paul occurs this afternoon. at 800,
i'll Paul Martins hall. The programme is as
follows;
| Overture-"La Muette de Portici." ..Auber
| "a, Fantasie-"M Maiden Dream" Jungmann
b, Idyll-"Spring Morning. .Lac0mbe
| Violin Solo-'Andante and Scherzo, David
! Prof. D. Muehenbruch.
| Scotch Patrol, Ohe latest hit -. George Ash
PART II.
| Soprano Solo-'Mona. s. Adams
Mrs f. Hickman. Piano accompaniment
by Mrs. Matilda Mich,
Solo Duet-'',Iraum der Sennerin, "Labitzkv
Polish National Dance - Scharwenka
Prelude-Chor. and Cavatina from
opera "Gluramento, .......... Mercadante
I'll
The pupils of Mrs. Valborg Hovind Stub,
assisted by Haldor Hansen, violinist, will
give song recital next Wednesday evening
at Martins Weber hail, 10 East Third street
The programme is an unusually good one,
and will be very gratifying to the friends of
the performers Mrs. Stub is a first class
singer and teacher a pupil OF the famous
Nine Marchesi, and deserves encourage
ment.