St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-15
Mr. Madden

Mrs. J. W. Copeland
Song-I Lived Forlorn" Moderati
1.-TWO pianos and violin obligato).
Mrs. Harris.
Etude de Concert No. 39.......... List
Mrs. J. A. Deter.
! The Apollo male quartette, assisted
by Miss Edith Cline Ford, the dramatic
reader, will give concert in the Wood
land Park Baptist church Friday even
ing. An attractive program has been
arranged. The Apollo quartette has
earned for itself an enviable place in
local musical circles while Miss Ford
needs little in the way of introduction
to ST. Paul people, before whom she
has apepared often enough to have won
no little reputation as an unusually
clever woman. The programme will be
as follows:
Quartette-"The Village Black
Sh''n Apollo Male ouartette weiss
Dramatic Reading - 1.-The Last
Miss Edith Edith. cline Ford. For; .''''
Quartette-"Courtship". .......
Apollo Male Quartette.
W. B. Parsons.
Quartette-"Simpl Simon .......
Apollo Male Quartette.
Readingg-"Aunt Peggy and High
Af :pIoI euii3 uiipI ssim iii''''
Quartette-"Kerry Dance" ........
Apollo Male Quartette
Tenor Solo-"Ma Voisine'' .......
A. P. Quesnel.
Observation-Disclosures Lullaby"...
Apollo Male Quartette.
AT Conover hall this afternoon
George Seibert and his band will give
the third band concert of a series
which was begun several weeks ago,
and if the very satisfactory rehearsal
on Friday is any indication, the event
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oughly enjoyable one for those who
appreciate a programme of music COM
bining classical and lighter selections
There will be no vocal numbers this
week, but a. quartette of brass instru-
ments will be put on some character
Prof. WueZ will render "Kathleen
Mavourneen," by Crouch on an Eng
lish horn. Prof. Wuerz is thorough
ly musicianly player, and his efforts
ths last c0neers song5 when he gave
Words" were so enthusiastically re-
ceived that he was forced to repeat
the number. Miss Ida Seibert will be
heard on the piano, having selected
Rubinstein's Concerto Op. 25, in which
she will be accompanied by the band.
The programme will open with
march by Koehler, after which Hum
perdink's, stirring overture will be
played. A double number of compost
tions in lighter vein, a Spanish seren-
ade, Lolita" by Langey, and a pot
pourri from Spenser's opera, princess
Bonnie" will constitute rare good
musical menu for the patrons of the
band series.
Ticket holders are asked to be in
their seats PROMPTLY as no one will
be admitted during the progress of
the numbers. The programme In de-
tail is:
PART I.
Tippecanoe March Koehler
Overture-"Hansel und Gretel"-
-Humperdink
a. solonstueck-Capr Love
-Hosmer
b. Souvenir du bal. .Roscovitz
Brass Quartette-''Die Kapelle am
GriesbachfelSen" .Jahn
Messrs. NARROW, Pankopf, Heinrich
and Stein.
PART II.
Piano Concerto, Op. D.. .Rubinstein
Miss Ida Seibert,
With orchestra accompaniment.
Spanish Serenade-"Lolita" .Langey
English Horn Solo-"Kathleen Ma
Prof. H. Wuerz.
Popular Selection-"Princess Bonnie"
-Spenser
The largest comic opera success by
an American author, containing the
following popular songs: 1. Bonnie
Ny Queen" q Dreaming of Love"
Fan i, ig Love" Co.,, 5; my B Bark u, can9s;" :
Gpon a Time" 10. "You Never Lose a
Little Fish," and America, I Love
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