St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-18
MUSIC IN ST. PAUL.

The sixth of Prof. DAM very popular fort
nightly symphony concerts will be given at
the Harris this afternoon, when programme
of surprising merit will be presented. These
concerts are now looked forward to from
time to time with eager anticipation by those
who like well-rendered music CT the better
class, and each succeeding appearance of
this splendid orchestral organization in the
city is hailed with delight. The advance sale
for to-days event has been unusually large.
insuring the presence of q full house. The
concert will begin punetually at 3 O'Clock,
and the following programme will be rem
dered:
March-'La Reina Saba" -. 49,. Gounod
Overture Martha. 49,. -. 49,. FlotoW
Ballet music-.Queen OF Sheba" Goidmnrk
Mill in the Forest Descript. We. .Eilenberg
Prof. Rodenkirchen
Serenade for Flute and
Horn :. .Messrs. Freeman and La Rose
Seleetion-"Aida" ....... ........... Verdi
I'll
J. Lewis Browne will give his initial con-
cert at the Peoples church on Thursday even
ing, Jan. 90, at o'clock. He will be assisted
by Mrs. Genevra Johnston Bishop, of Chica-
go, soprano. Mrs. Bishop is accompanied by
Ethel Herr Jones, child pianist twelve years
of age). BY the unanimous voice of the pub
lie press the child is pronounced wonderful
She will be heard on this occasion in two
solo numbers, and will play, besides, a con-
certo, the orchestra part to be rendered upon
the organ. This concert marks an era in St.
Paul concert giving for the reason that it is
an experiment as to whether the general
public will patronize musical artists of the
first ability, provided the prices of admission
are placed within their reach.
III
The Metropolitan opera house will open its
doors for its first grand concert Thursday
Feb. s. The event possesses double inter
est for our music-loving citizens as ii is not
only the dedicatory concert i'll the new house.
but also brings to US again st. Paufs fayorite
singer Clementina De We're. Her triumphs
here have been SO overwhelming that it
scarcely adds to our idea Of her fame 10 re-
member that in the four great festivals of
last season, of which she was prima donna,
she received oyations more nearly approach
ing those OF Patti than have been awarded
to any other singer of the day. A full con-
cert orchestra will assist. and all particulars
as to programme, tickets, etc., will be pub
ished later.
IL
Siabert concerts will be given at Paul Mar
tins Music hall On the West Side. The
special programme prepared is as follows:
PART I.
March-"Zaragoza" .....-.......... Ortega
Overture-'.M ........... Wallace
IntermeZzo From Ballet-"Nailar 80. Delibes
Auto Harp Solo. :. ...... Selected
A. E. Merris.
Tenor Solo-"When the Tide Comes
Charles Xanteu.
Terzet and Chorus From 'sDer Fret
Schuetz ........- ..--...... W eeer
Violin Solo-'fFantasie Ballet. 49,. De BePiot
Max Dick.
Dance Of the Autumn Leaves. -. Mattel
Grand Observation-Disclosures of the
Regiment $3.50. .Donlzettl
The Twin City Banjo. Mandolin and Guitar
club held a meeting at its rooms Wednes-
day evening, and made arrangements for
its third entertainment. to be held at
Standard hall. Feb. 6. The club will be as
sisted by a host of volunteers and also
strong dramatic company selected from the
best talent i'll the city. The entertainments is
to be under the management of Fred smith,
under whose management this club has be-
come so popular grand bail will be given
aftei the performance. Lovers of good
time should not fail TO attend. Tickets on
safc in music stores.