St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-02
IN MUSIC'S REALM.

The last concert for this season takes
place at Germania Turner hall at 3 p.
m. today. The programme is very elab-
crate one. Aside from the orchestral
numbers, four different sOloists will
appear, giving the entertainment an I'M
usual variety. These concerts were
we'll patronized this winter; enjoyable
TO the musical taste, and elevating pro-
grammes were the rule, always rem
dered in the best style by Soloists and
orchestra. Following is the programme
for tOday'S concert:
Overture-"The Lake of the Fairies .Auber
Hochzeitsmuslk 80. ...........-. Jensen
March to Church; Bridal Song; The
Dance; Nocturne.
Tenor Solo-"A Summer Might
Goring Thomas
Prof Paul Zumbach.
Quintette-"Piano and String Quartette'--
Mrs. L. Mich. Emil Straka, G. Won Goetzen,
L. Mari. l.. Mich.
PART II.
"a Valse-"0euvre Post
Piano Solo, hume Op. 70''
b, Etude No. T. .... Chopin
Miss Louise Seibert
Soprano Songs 5, Where aG the Iindens sD'H'
Miss Maud Ulmer.
Grand Observation-Disclosures Rusticana''-
Mascagni
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On April 4.at Music hall.will be given
the next concert in the series that the
Schubert club is giving for the benefit
of its educational loan fund. The pro-
gramme is as follows:
"Elsa's Dream from Lohengrin Wagner
Mrs. Geneva Johnstone Bishop.
Claude Madden.
a. Grieg-"Parting" ........
b. -"Hunter's Song -. n,rs pt.to,
| c. Anderson-"Rest'. .. nirs' DiSloP
d; Gi!ehrist,,'Heart's Delight
""i']-opuS NJ Mrs. F b jiison CHOPIN
a. Bach-"Ever More Lost to Me-
b. Lapio-"Spring."
c. Franz Ries-"H immlischeZieO seligeZiet"
a. H. Vieuxtemps-"Aria."
b. A. BaZzini-'' Schergo Lyrique."
Claude Madden.
{ a. Old Welsh Song-"The Monks March"
I b. Caraccirlo-"Alas"
c. ascagni--"Cavalleria Rusticana''--
Ave Maria
Mrs. Bishop.
Schumann-Lizst-"Widm Mrs. F. .Jilson
Gounod-F aust-"Scene and Jewel song
Mrs. Bishop
The first musical and literary enter
tainment and hop to be given at West
moreand hall by Court Minnehaha No.
955. /. o. F., Friday evening, April z,
has the following programme:
Opening Address . Hon. H. II. Gillen
Overture-"Festival' ......................T Till
Seibert's Orchestra
Quartette -"Evening' .Abt
Mendelssohn Male Quartette.
Recitation.Selected. Charles c. Fairchild
Miss Jessie Turner
Flute Solo-"Andante Pastoral" op:
3I..".. :. 49,. ............. IT. Boehm
C. G. MacCarthy.
Quartette-"The Owl and the Pussy
Nendelssohn Male Quartette.
Recitation-Selected. Charles c. Fairchild
Violin Solo-Selected. ...........E Emil Straka
Quartette-"Good Night. ............. Buck
Mendelssohn Male Quartette.
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A programme of unusual merit will
be rendered at st. James church bene-
fit to be given at Market hall on Monday
evening, April 8. The following is the
bill of the play prepared by the pastor,
Rev. James A. Fitzpatrick:
PART
SELECTION; 49,. $3.50. Seiberts Orchestra
pIeScHIluS TIC lOllOWluS
illusions: Enchanted Cards, The Magic
Grange, Wizards Oils, Several Surprises
Improvisation. Illusion Diable, Magic
Money, Finale Fanastique.
PART H.
Selection .........." fhe Country Band'
Seibert's Orchestra.
Quartette ........." 1.-THE Kerry Dance
Mendelssohn Male Quartetta
Current Topics. ...........F FRANKLIN w. Lee
Soprano Soio-"I Cast Sorrow DO
the Sea- Observation-Disclosures. Csldicott