St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-13
MUSICAL NOTES.

Inc ST. Paul Choral association will
close its present season with concert
on Thursday evening next at the PeO-
pies church. The programme will be
popular one Of part songs and shorter
choral works. The association will be
assisted by Mrs. d. F. De Wolf. So
prano; Mrs. C. b. Yale. contralto; D. F.
Colville. baritone, ard the Beethoven
string quartette. This concert will be
in the nature of testimonial to the as
ISOLATION. The present season will be
concluded without financial loss, but
there is an amount of indebtedness ac-
cumulated from previous seasons, to-
wards the payment OF which tits hoped
sum may be realized from the coming
concert.
In consideration for all that this or
ganization has done for the cause of
music in the past, lovers OF music
should rally to its support OH tins occa-
sion. The sale of seats will open at
Howard, Farwell &Co.'s Monde y morn
ing at 9 o'clock.
The programme will be delightful
one in every repect, and is as follows
PART I.
Bridal Chorus, from "kose Maid
ouartetfe-op. is, No. 4, in 6
minor. .......-.. Beethoven
Beethoven String Quartette.
Part Song-"Oh, Hush Thee. My
Mad iG BeieH ou Anger
Quartette- Opus Veitt
lot EiFanl In cfr,
Agitato.
Beethoven String Quartette.
Chorus-"The Night. Rheinberger
PART II.
Cantata-"The Eri Kings Daugh-
soloists.Mrs. b. +. De Wolf, Mrs. c. B.
Yale and D..F. Colville.
The sacred concert to be given by the
choir of the Church of the Messiah on
Tuesday evening of this week at the
guild room. corner of Kent and Fuller
streets, promises 10 be successful af-
fair. The programme arranged for the
occasion is as follows:
Part 1-Piano solo. Miss e. Gibson
chorus, "Hosanna We Sing" Dykes,
the choir; trio. Lift Thine Eyes, u
| Mendelssohn, Mrs. N. N. McFarren,
Mrs.G Southall. Miss A. Denney: rect
tation. 1.-The Palace of the King" Miss
May Lenhart; solo, ''Heaven and Earth"
PinsutI. Miss Myrtle Burnett; chorus,
May Jesus Christ Be Praised, "Barnby,
the choir; solo, Jerusalem" A. Bland
chorus, God in Heaven, Hear Our
Singing" the choir. Part 2-Chorus.
There's Friend for Little Children -
Smith, the choir; recitation, ''St. Paups
Defense" ST. Luke, E. Sephton; an
them, Thine, o Lord, Is the Great.
Be Done" Marston, Mrs. j. SoIthaIl;
chorus, Come, My Soul" Haydn. the
| choir; solo, 1.-The Abbey Portals" Har.
ris, Mrs. N. N. McFarren; chorus,
| Angel Voices" Sullivan, the choir.
The concert given by the choir of the
Dayton's Bluff German Nj. E. church
last Friday evening was complete
success. The selections rendered by
| the choir under the careful direction OF
w. G. Kraiimer have proved that it is
one of the best church choirs in the
city, and were very heartily received
The piano duet by Miss Elsie Wehman
| and Frank Krieger was much appre-
| ciated and encored. Prof. o. Pasei rem.
| dered one of his favorite selections on
the either. The Lafayette orchestra
was one of the main features of the
evening, and was encored several times.
The guitar solo by Prof. J. j. Moreno
was one of the best selections of the
evening, and he was highly compli.
meDted. All others taking part were
| we'll received by the audience, which
was very large, and the congregation OF
| the church has good reason to fee
| proud of its choir and co-workers
The following are the members of the
choir: Miss Lille Bach, accompanist;
| sopranos, Miss Julia Wichman, Miss
Lizzie Burger. Miss Cassie Lindeke,
Miss Amelia Wichman, Miss Louise
Kaese, Miss Ida Strate; altos. Miss En-
ma >Lindeke. Miss Title Bach. Miss Ids
Mae Miller, Miss Minnie Schneider, Mrs
L. Krahmer. Miss Emma Schneider
tenors, w. F. Meyer, A. G. Bach, WI
Wolterstorff. g. o. Traeger.G g. 81. femme
bassos, E. B. Strate, S. II. Traeger. w
j. Peter, E. F. Miller. William Korf
hage. Il. Beckendorf.
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| Miss Gertrude Sans Souci has SEM
out cards for musicale to be given al
her home, S25 Holly avenue, on the
evening of May 81 Miss Sans Souci
will be assisted by Mrs. S. V. Harris,
! soprano, and Claude Madden, violinist
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Mrs. c. E. Marvin will sing in st
Matthew's church today, and by specia
request will repea: the beautiful solo
1.-The Holy City"
The programme of Christ Church
Choir Ministries at Guild house Tuesday
May Is. at 8 p. M. is as follows:
PARTI.
Opening chorus Flinders Chorus
Solo and Chorus-''Midshipmiten-
James Graham
Banjo Duet
R.. Wood, Lucius Anderson
Song-"In the Bright Mo6nlighr''-
H. E. George
MARY, Mary, Why so Contrary?'
Song -"Shootin' Craps. Percy Cation
Quartette-"Old Kentucky Hone''-
II. E. George. r. c. Wood, D. w. Val
Welt. $. A. Appleton.
Song-"Frlday". A. Appleton
Solo and Chorus-"rhe Man That
Broke the Bank". Fritz Dorr, ii. Car
Song-"Move On. c. Wood
! Mandolin aud Guitar Duet