St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-28
MUSIC.

Will be the grand concert Of the Blumen-
berg Concert company at the Peoples
church Saturday evening, Feb. 3. This
company is headed by the worlds
famous Yioloncello virtuoso. Louis Blu
menberg, so we'll known throughout the
Z nited States. The soprano of this
company is no less an artistic than Nine.
Caroline OStberg, the prima donna of
the Royal opera house. Stockholm,
Sweden. Besides these two celebrities,
Nine. Lucie Palicot has been secured
for this tour, and this will be the first
time that the American public will have
the opportunity of hearing the only
great exponent of the Pedalia-Piano.
In Miss Mallie E. Beck, contralto, and
David G. Henderson, tenor, the man.
agement presents to the public two
artists thoro ughly satisfactory to the
most faStidiouS audience. This is the
same company that filled the Peoples
church to overlooking when they were
here year ago. The same audience
Will no doubt be delighted to hear Caro-
line OStberg's magnificent voice again.
Arrangements for the entertainment
to be given at the Hotel Ryan Wednes-
day evening next in aid of the guild
hou Sc fund of the church of st. John
the Evangelist have been completed and
there Is no reason why there should not
be large attendance and consequent
satisfactory profit. The work of rails
Ing funds for the guild house has been
| cheerfully undertaken by the ladies of
The parish, VINO have organized thom-
selves into circles Of five each. In the
present instance Circle No. 81 is at
work and consists OF Mrs. w. II. Mer.
rick. chairman, and Mrs. c. B. Yale,
Mrs. j. Z. Norton, Mrs. II. &. Eller and
Mrs. u. +. Benedict, each of whom has
labored faithfully to make the enter
i talnment success in every particular.
AS the large dining room viii not be in
readiness until after o'clock, there
will be reception first in tie parlors
on the part of Bishop Gilbert and Rev.
! I. Peyton Morgan, assisted by num-
Der of society ladies, after which the
following programme will be given:
| "Gypsie Life Schumann
:. Schumann Quartette.
L. P. De Sale.
| Piano Solo -. Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Hermann Scheffer.
SunSet ..-.' -. .......-.. BUCK
Mrs. c. B. Yale.
Lesenue- ..........-...--- .-..... WleniaWski
Emil straka.
1.-The Sea Hath Its Pearls Pinsuti
Schumann Quartette.
Sc Tu M'amasi' 80. ...... Denza
Mrs. S. V. Harris.
Franklyn W. Lee
| For All Eternity Mascheroni
a. De C. Madeira. ~ ,'--
Cello obligato, Herr Winkler.
Mrs Hermann Scheffer
GOOD Night" ("Martha'') .Flotow
Schumann Quattette.
e. E. TarboX accompanies.
Tickets on sale at Howard. FarWel
| 81 Co.
The Beethoven string quartette, con-
! Sisting Of Emil Straka, first violin; Gus
tav Won GoetZen, second violin; Emil
Oberhotfer, viola; Louis Mich, violin
cello, will give concert on Friday Feb.
| 9, at Nathan Ford Music hall. The
quartette will be assisted by Miss Alma
| Norton Johnson, the eminent alto singer
! and Mr.. A. Quesnel, the well-known
| local tenor.
Part l. Schubert. quartette in E fiat,
| OPP. 125, Allegro moderate, ScherZo pres
tissimo; adagio, allegro; Verdi, Celeste
Aida'' from Aida" tenor solo, A. P.
| Quesnel; Svendsen, quartette in minor
| op. /; allegro, aDdantino, allegroassal
| con ItlOcO, IOllcHlelll, urea song from
LA Glocouda;" alto solo. Miss Alma
| Norton Johnson.
| Part II.-Swedish dances, violin solo,
Herr Emil Straka; Beethoven quartette
| in A major, OPP. Is, No. ). andante can
table con yariaZione; (a) Chaminade,
Ritornelle. (b) Goddard, lullaby from
"Jocelyn." Miss Alma Norton johnson
Reissiger, Quintette OPP. 1911, andante
con espressione- Tarantella allegro
motto; piano part, Mrs. Mathllde Mich.
AT the Sunday afternoon concert by
Seibert's orchestra today at Turner
hall, the following programme will be
given: March, ''HohenZoller," Unrath;
Shakespeare overture, Romeo and
Juliet" Raft: GAY ''Grossvaeterchen,"
Lange, (b) .Precieuse," Gillet; violin
solo by Prof. D. Mnehlenbruch; male
chorus, "Hear Us Syea," Wennerberg;
singing society Vega" Director o.
Vallne; baritone solo, 20 Thou, Pail
ermo," Verdi; recitation and air
from Sicillian vespers, A. Nilsson j;
! Worlds Fair Scenes from midway
Plaisance." Bach. Description: l. En-