St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-15


lists. HandePs "Grand Largo" with the
violin obligato, by Prof. Muhlenbruch,
is another feature. The soloist for the
concert will be Fred Albrecht, violin, a
st. Paul young man of good promise
and exclusive ST. Paul culture, under
the tuition of Prof Muhlenbruch, and
vocalist to be announced later on.
This will be the closing concert Of the
twenty-frst season. An extra concert
is booked for the Metropolitan opera
house, to take place Easter Sunday
at p. M, for which Director Seibert is
making great efforts. The orchestra
will be augmented to forty musicians
Gin keeping with the size Of the house
and a programme Of a higher grade in
vocal and instrumental selections SO Civ
en- aSsto be a credit to our city. The work
done this season by, the orchestra in
the past nine concerts has been very
satisfactory, and the appreciation of
the lovers of music has been manifested
by the growth of the audiences with
every concert. Conover hall of late has
been taxed to it's full seating capacity.
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A sacred concert will be given at st.
James church today, under the direc-
ton of Rev. ]. A. Fitzgerald, pastor.
The programme: =.
s Quartette-
Allegro Maestoso.
First violin, Claude Madden; viola, M. L.
Bosch second violin, Louis Mari; cello,
Alto solo-"Eye Hath Not Seem. .Gaul
Miss Mammie Ivel.
Tenor solo-sCjus Amman .Rossinl
A. P. Quesnel
Cello solo-Selected ........ ....F. Schlachter
Duett-"Ave Maria
Misses Frances Bayley and Mammie Ivel.
Baritone olo-"Propeccatis" .Rossin1
James NJ Lennon.
Violin Solo
Larghetto ................. =. .Tartini
Vision .;....;:: .......' 'Gounod
Soprano solo-"Light From Heaven
Miss Frances Bayley.
Violin obligato, c. Madden
Quartette-
Andante 49,. .............. .Rubinstein
Finale ,.o;o,,; ....,..' 'RuDlns5eia ahbeff
Misses Bayley and Ivel, Mr.. Lennon.
Emile Oberhoffer, organist.
A matinee musical will be given at
Conover hall Friday next at p. M, by
the pupils Of Miss Gertrude Sans Souci,
assisted by Mrs. S. v. Harris, soprano,
and Miss Monica Sans Souci, violin.
Following is the programme:
Spanish Dances. ............... -. .MoszhoWShi
Misses Donnelly and Sans Souci.
(a) ..song Without Words" MendeIss9hn Issql nm
'0' N'u0e' Miss Adah Frey
Etude .............. ....................Hell Heller
~ Grace Potter.
Duet Albert and Clara Charter Char er
Song-"Heart's Delight" .Gilchrist
Mrs. S. " Harris.
"Sonatna .......''.. SoSn,aii ;nnnan
The Echo" Tom SVEN ''i'iN0i'
o0H''''O First Movement)
Miss Charlton and Miss Sans Souei.
tEtude" ............ .............s.'..Oz .OzeInSy
MAY Pole Dance '......................Gur .Gurlitt
"Cheerfulness'' ................. .". .Lange
Clara Charter.
Violin-(a) Simple Aveu ............... .Inome
(b) Intermezzo .....-..... Mascagnai
Moniaca Sans Souci.
"La Fileuse .................... .........., Kan
Miss Hattie Donnelly.
"Sonatina" ................. kuDlan
"Amoretten" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .......Lange
' ' Albert Charter.
'fWild Flowers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .Splnuler
Hazel Johnston,
"Sninnerlied" ........................ .Splnuler
Beltram Sauntry.
Song. ...... .......... Mrs. ). '. aarris Sais
A'00' 'i Josephine Palmer. ,.,,
V"'Se Lita Charlton.
An entertaining musical was given
Tuesday evening in the joint residences
of Mrs. S. P. and Mrs. o. Crosby, on
Goodrich avenue, under the auspices
of the Alliance Franchise, of which
Prof. H. j. de Rau is the delegate in
this city. The spacious music rooms
were tastefully decorated, and the
light evening costumes Of the partici-
pants added to the brillancy of the
scene. There were about 800 invited
guests present, and the programme was
furnished by some of the most promi-
nent artists in the city. These includ-
ed Prof. Onet, MIR. Quesnel, Miss Nellie
Hope, Miss Burnitt, Miss Collins, Miss
Crosby, Miss Pinch. The musicale
also furnished the initial appearance of
the LADIES' Mandolin quartette-Miss
Hope, Miss Virginia Dufresne, Miss
Lou Dufresne and Miss Foster The
young soloist, Ted Simpson, and his
sister. Miss Dora Simpson, also added
to the musical successes. Light re-
freshments were served at the close of
the programme. and the remaindor of
the evening was devoted to socic histv.
Tho vo,1pn pifpi1u Of Mr. E q Nrlr-