St. Paul daily globe., 1891-01-25
MUSIC IN ST. PAUL.

The De We're concert on Feb. 5 at the Metro
politan will be one OF the few grand concerts
of the winter and is creating much stir in
musical and social circles. The prima donna
is SO popular here that her coming is eagerly
anticipated by all save the man who has no
music in his SOUL twill be a gala night
for concert goers. This is the only time Miss
De We're will be heard here this season, her
popularity being so great in the East as to
monopelze her time there The concert
orchestra will be lcrge, and selected from the
best musicians i'll the city. Their numbers
and the piano forte numbers, with orchestral
accompaniment will be among the enjoyable
numbers of the programme. The programme
will be published in full as soon as Miss De
Veres selections are received, and any infor-
nation desired will be gladly given by e. G.
Mu1dock
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j. Lewis Brownies programme. to be
rendered at the Peoples church on Thursday
evening, Jan. 90 appeals to the critical taste
and popular sentiment alike, perusal show
ing variety seldom exhibited in arranging
a high class concert.
Mrs. Geneva Johnstone- Bishop, always a
fayorite in st Paul, is to sing the Jewel
Song'' from Faust" two ballads, and in a
duet with Mr.. Drill.
In playing upon the piano Bach's Prelude
and Fugue IN minor, Chopin's Etude Op. 10
702. Reinecke's ''Ballade, and Mendelssohn's
minor concerto, little Ethel Herr Jones
twelve years of age) will display a versatility
indicative of genius
In two solos and the before mentioned
duet Thomas Taylor Drill will be afforded an
opportunity to show his splendid bass voice
to advantage.
fNarc .yNrica
the Toccata and Fugue in d minor by Bach
Haydn's CLOCK Movement" Lemaigre's
Prayer in G flat, besides his own Concert
Variations and Gavotte in F.
Surely such artists, a well arranged pro-
gramme. and popular prices, should suffice
to.draw q splendid audience to this entertain
ment.
The sixth concert of the seventeenth Sci
bert series will be given this afternoon at
p. m. at the Turner hall. The popularity Of
these weekly musical events is the best
criterion of their merit. The programme for
to-day is as follows
March Metropolitan Muehlenbruch
Scotch overture-"In the High
ta5 A valse Lento, From Ballet ''syl l'' 'A''
PARrn
Oboe Solo-"Concerto" ....... .Veroust
II. Wuerz
Symphonic in G minor nor...M Mozart
Andante and Finale.
PART III.
Tenor Solo-'The Message" - .Blumenthal
Mr.. Chas. Xanten.
Ealse Observation-Disclosures ...... There
Grand Seleetion-"Daughter of the
Regiment ...-....:-.---.----.. .Donizeth
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The second monthly concert of the series
given by the choir boys of Christ church Will
occur at the guild hall. corner Fourth and
Franklin streets, Tuesday evening Feb. 3.
III
Seibert's orchestra answers call for music
at Winona Jan. 30 for Knights Templar en-
tertainment Chicago and Milwaukee bands
swell affairs. We are sure Seibert will fill
mona.
III
The Young Mems Society Of st. Johns
Lutheran church will give concert at
Standard hall Tuesday. Feb. 3. The pro-
gramme embraces the names of prominent
local musicians and voealists and is OF an at
tractiye nature throughout
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The newly organized Twin City Concert
club, consisting Of the Ladies' Sappho quar-
tette from Minneapolis, Mrs. Oscar Lienau,
Chris Rodenkirehen, Eugene Kaeuffer. of
this city, will give series of concerts at Man
kato. st. Peter, Mimi. and later in La Crosse
and Eau Claire. Wis. The club has the best
talent, and ali of them are well known.