St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-10
IN SCOTTISH SONG.
OUTWARD LELY, ONE OF THE
GREATEST OF TENORS,
SINGS AT PEOPLES CHURCH
A Great Evening of Ballad Music
Seibert,s Concert Next
Sunday.

great tehors of the world, and is con-
ceded to be in the front rank OF MS
art among English singers. he Is the
favorite tenor of Nine. Patti and sings
with her at her great engagements
and was chosen for the leading part
in the great musical event which ded-
icated her theater in her castle IN
Wales. He is in the very zenith of
his power. as a singer. Every note Is
as clear and pure as jewel. In ms
manner and appearance he is that
fine though rare type, an artist gen
tleman. On the tour of Nine. Patti IN
1884 he sang the leading tenor part
in all the work that was done, and 1t
is quite within the truth to say that
he fairly divided the honors with the
great diva herself. He will give
ballad concert here in which Scotch,
English and Irish ballads will be rep
resented. Ballad music particularly
appeals to the popular caste, and when
one OF the first artists OF the "orlu
undertakes to cater to the popular
taste the result cannot help out De
gratifying.
The programme will be an unusual
one in that Lely will describe the Or
igin and circumstances OF each Oh the
ballads before he sings, making
most delightful variety. He Will be
ACCOMPANIED by Nine. Lely, who is a
solo pianiste of the first rank, Inc
ST. Andrew society, who are especially
proud of Durward Lely as the chlef
singer of Scottish origin, have formal
w taken this concert under their pat
ronage.
The following is the programme:
Introductory Remarks
Piano Selection-''Vari on
Scotch Melodies
Mrs. Durward Lely.
Song-'O Sing to Me the Aud
Scotch Sangs" Rev. DR.. Bethune
songW"Annie Laurie Lady John Scott
Song-'"The Laird O. Cockpen-
Lady Marine
Song-'O Open the Door" Burns
Song-"Ham Cam DOR GUIDE
Pi nao d. as sci of Scottish Airs"
Mrs. Durward Lely.
Song-"O a the Arts the Wind
Song-"Come Under My Plat
die" Hector Macnell
Song-''The Land O. the Leaf
Lady Marine
Song 1.-The Barrin O. the
Song-"Ailister McAllister''-
Author unknown
"Auld Lang syne-"
Sunday next, March II, the last of
the Seibert orchestra concerts will
take place at Germania Turner hall.
E. Straka will be the violin soloist,
| and will play the pleasing Faust
| Fantastic by Winiawski. The vocal
ist will be Thee A. Lienau, tenor. An
Irish selection will be played in honor
of March II, also an overture beauti-
! fully constructed on the two national
airs Hail Columbia" and Yankee
Doodle Following is the pro-
| gramme:
March-From Opera Queen
oyerture@.'Peter schmoii" Weber
! "Rhapsodie Hongroise No. 6"....Lisz1
! Violin Solo-"Faust Fantastic
! Winiawsk
! Herr Emil Straka.
selection-From Opera AMIGO
Tenor r5r1 solo.;arell Her 1 Love i"''As
Theodore A. Lienau I
Overture on motives of Hail
Columbia and Yankee Dco-
election-"Gems of Ireland: Brahan
| L. L
rick's day.)
A concert for the benefit of tn
music fund of the First Presbyterian
church will be given Tuesday even
ing next at o'clock, at the church
corner of Lincoln avenue and Croft
street. The programme that has beel
prepared is an excellent one and is a
follows:
Quartette-"Bridal Chorus"
(Rose Maiden). .Cowal
Miss E. NJ. Alcott, soprano; Mrs. c. B
Yale, contralto; J. F. Merrill, tenor
a. De c. Madeira, bass.
Reading - ''The Mesa ge"-
Adelaide Procto
Mrs. J. E. Weirick.
Mrs. c. B. Yale.
Violin Solo-''La Precieuse" 800. Gille
G. J. Danz.
J. F. Merrill. " Inc
Duet-"Oh, That We Two
Were Maying' .;:...;;:..;. Smit
so,o Mrs Mrs. Yale a1i and Mr.. Madeira;
eoi0-f0g a. b De G. Madeira Madeira ponte
Reading-'Home, Sweet Home
Mrs. ]. E. weirick.
solo-"sta S4iat +, Polka 81 H., '.; Muldne
| MISS H. NJ. AlcOCU.
: | Quartette-"GypSieS' Schuman
Miss Godkin, accompanist.
A musical entertainment, given III
der the auspices Of the Students fra
ternity," will occur at the First Swet
ish M. e. church, corner of Tenth an
Temperance streets, on Friday ever
ing, March q, at 8 o'clock The COZ
4 cert promises to be an EXCEPTIONAL
fine one, the chorus being under tt
e direction of o. Vallene and Geors
Seibert, and Prof. J. Lundberg actin
, as accompanist
n Today at the feast of the Transfgu
alton the choir at ST. Mary's chure
will sing Silas, Grand Mass" and Fl
the offertory, 80, Salutaris," by
Janotta. Special music has been a
5 ranged for Lent, and services are he
in the church every morning at 8:
d and Sunday. Wednesday and Fridi
evenings at 7:30. The Easter mass
e also under rehearsals, one by Prin
Poniatowski, and will be given for ii
IS first time in st. Paul on Easter Su
day. 1t is beautiful composition, al
s promises to be a fine addition to t,
already large repertoire of mass
e sung by st. Mary's choir
Inc concert to be given at the &c
trail Presbyterian church on Tuesd
] evening, the 18th inst, under t
auspices of the choir, will be one
the best that has been given in t
u city this season, as the best talent
lie the Twin Cities has been secured, a
De will render a choice literary and mu
cal programme. The following Iadi
is and gentlemen will take part: M
w | Nettie Snyder, of Sioux Falls. S. /
n Mrs. Alma Norton Porteous, of Minr
~ apolis; Mrs. DR.. Briggs and Miss
Louise Reed, Florence NJ Pace and
~ Myrtle Burnett; Messrs. A. P. Quesl
81 and U. S. Kerr, of Minneapolis; CHAR
w w. Schneider will give several rea
ings; Mrs. D. F. Colville and Pr