St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-18
LIBERATHS BAND.
n Grand Musical Feature With
EingIfn. Bros1 Bic. Circus

H1gh-class music has always been an
important feature of Ringing Bros
Worlds Greatest Shows. Those who
have attended the exhibitions of this
great amusement enterprise in the past
nave always accorded to it the leading
place among all others in this re-
spect: In studying the popular taste
R1ngllnS Bros. have always been quick
TO appreciate the effect of melody upon
great audiences, and they have never
failed to meet public expectation in
this regard. This season they con
ceived the idea of combining with
their vast exhibition, a musical feature
SO grand, SO greatly above anything
of the kind ever before attempted, as
to mark a distinct era il the annals
of amusement. To do this it was neces-
sary to secure the greatest band
master and the greatest band in the
world. They have succeeded, and now,
for the first time, the famous Liberati
band is offered to the public as a
gratuitouS feature in connection with
an already stupendous amusement in
sutution. This superb musical organi-
cation embraces sixty well known
musicians, every one of whom is a
capable soloist. 1t is under the per-
sonal direction of the greatest of all
band-masters and virtuosos, Sig. A.
Liberati. This famous director is a
native of Italy, and won many of his
signal triumphs in that land of art and
poeSy. In recent years he has estab-
llShed reputation in the great cities
of the United States such as no other
maestro has ever succeeded in doing.
Under his magic baton almost every
great soloiSt now in this country, and
many in Europe, have been proud to
appear. No musical festival in Ameri-
ca during the past decade has been
complete without the great Liberati.
His remarkable power in blending to-
Sether large numbers of musicians in
a homogeneous organization, and his
rare good judgment in selecting
class of music most pleasing to his au-
diences, have made him and his superb
band the leading attraction at every
important exposition in recent years.
The interest in the Liberati band is en-
HANGED by the addition of many es-
pecially engaged instrumental soloists.
who Will appear in connection with the
big musical organization. 1t is hard
ly necessary to say that the associa-
ton of Liberati'S band with Ringing
Bros circus, menagerie and hippo
drome involves an enormous expense;
but, Notwithstanding this fact, there
is no extra charge for the musical
festival It is also interesting to note
that it does not in any sense conflict
with or abridge the regular perform
ance. The grand band concert begins
one hour before the commencement of
the show; and is a separate and dis
tlnct entertainment, rendered by the
mana cement to all who visit the great
exhibition at the show grounds, cor
her of st. Adams street and University
avenue. This location is of easy ac-
cess from all sections of the city. One
week from next Tuesday, the date of
the circus in this city, tickets will be
placed on sale at the music store of
w. J. Dyer & Bro. q West Fifth
street, and those desiring to avoid the
crowd can purchase them here at the
same prices as at the ticket wagon and
not be subject to the eXtortionate adj
vance charged by other shows of this
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