St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-09
lowing award of prizes, after the con
cert last night:

lowing award or prizes, after the con-
cert last night:
First prize, 500, ST. Cloud Union band.
Second prize, 500, Henderson Military
Third prize $50. Montevideo Reed and Cor
net hand.
Street prize, $50, Harris Military band, OF
Duluth.
SPECIAL prize, $50. Farmers Brass band, of
-Four instruments for string quartette,
offered by w. j. Dyer d. Bro, to be divided
between the City Cornet and the Concorda
bands, OF New Ulm.
Cornet, offered by C. G. Conn, to Mrs Mil
ward of Minneapolis.
Claronet offered by c. G. Conn, to A. F.
Dueber, Of Minneapolis.
The judges recommended that the
Third Ward Drum corps of Minneapolis.
be given S25 prize for general pro-
ficieHcy. There was no competition in
this class.
The judges were George Seibert, of
st. Paul; f. n. lines. of New York /;
Frank DAM, A. M. Shurey and Col.
Charles w. johnson. of Minneapolis.
Tonight the Innes Thirteenth Regi-
ment band will give its first symphony
concert. The programmes for today are
as follows:
AFTERNOON PROGRAMME.
Overture -"Massaniello'' ........ .Auber
The production of this opera inaugurated
the most important period i'll the history of
French grand opera. 1t is the creation of
an unfettered and ingenious Imagination
The plot is founded on the revolt of the
Neapolitans and the music is full of charm
Ing rhythms, popular themes and melodies.
The speech of the dumb girl, which is exc
cuted SO wildly, that her every gesture is
explained with almost verbal precision :;
the parting between brother and sister. the
scene i'll the market and the prayer before
hnff IS
ture, as is also the introduction of the Bar
carolle and Tarantella. the national char
acter of which has been caught by Auber
In most successful manner.
Fantasia Descript1ve-"fhe Village Festi-
Solo for Ciarionet-"M'Appari," para
Sig. N Norrito.
:Huniing scene"-(characte DaeIiA"'
Bucalossi
Grand March-"Hongroise" ('Damna-
ton of Faust') ........... ....... Bertoiz
Solo for Cornet-"Statue Polka Steinhausen
b. &. Bent.
Popular Fantasia-"farlor and Street.
Godfrey
Trombone Solo-"Love Is Dream .Streltzky
+. n. lines.
Grand Polonaise .......... ........... Vidal
EvENING-FfRsr SYMPHONIC PROGRAMME.
symphony No. H.. 800. $500. Beethoven
(U Adag1o Molto-A!lo con brio.
(b) Andanfe Cantablle con motto.
(c) (Menuetto) Allo Motto Vivace.
td) Adagio. Allo Motto Vivace.
re-"Rosamunde'. .... Schubert
Rhapsodie No. o. ......... List
The compositions of List claim interest
from every true artist. They exhibit Or
ig:nality, boldness and earneStness while
they do not lack seriousness. In his Hun
garian Rhapsodies' his sound musical
knowledge is clearly displayed, while the
wealth of sentiment ana energetic will, or
which he was equally possessed. are por-
trayed with mastery power. a Hungarian
OF wildly enthusiastic nature, man of
high culture and versatility, he enchants
by his brilliancy. He is true genius, as
Cmay be realized by all who study his best
work-of which no better example is Ie-
CURED than his patriotic pathetic, beauti-
fully weird and moving "Rhapsodies'
Observation-Disclosures Fest 80. Brahms
"Cinderella" "a Fairy Tale. ...- Bendel
In which all the familiar incidents OF this
universally known fairy tale-Cinderella S
llltrealment by her step sisters, the APPEAR
ance of her fairy god-mother. her dance
with the prince. her flight from the ball as
the hour Of midnight strikes her lost slip
per, the Princes proclamation. search for.
and marriage with Cinderella, etc.-are
charmingly related.
Trombone Solo-"Cradle Song. Mendelssohn
F. n. lines.
Suite Algerienne .......St. Saens
(a) Revere du Soir.
o. Marche Millilaire.
Tomorrow, Saturday, Sept. 10, four
grand popular concerts, including the
great Chi Mi Frena' C'Ducia") by
MessrS. Bent, Mantia, Levalle and InneS.