St. Paul daily globe., 1896-02-09

The regular Schubert club musicale
occurs Wednesday afternoon at Con-
over hall. A Grieg programme has been
arranged by Miss Clara Mott, who will
be assisted by Claude Madden, violin
ist; Miss Gertrude Bancroft, pianist;
Misses Coghlan and Wicklund, vocal.
The music has been arranged with
great care, and is well calculated to
show the versatility and peculiar charm
: Of this composers writings.
There has an erroneous impression
gained ground that only the members
of the club are allowed admittance to
these meetings, and the members wish
1t understood that the public is very
welcome. The programme follows:
Senate op. Z; Allegro Moderate; Andante
Motto; Menuetto; Finale;
Miss Clara Mott.
Die Prinzessin" Words by Biornson
"Hoffnung,, :...:: Words by J. Paulsen
Nit elmer Primula Veris'' Words by Paulsen
Miss Celesta Coghlan.
Au Printemps; b Elegie; Dernier Prin-
temps;
Claude Madden.
POeme Erotique; Danse Norwegienne.
Miss Gertrude Bancroft.
b "Hytten". Words BY H. e Anderson
c 'Skorsang". ......... Words by Chr Winther
Miss Augusta Wicklund.
Piano and Violin
Senate Op. 45; Allegro Motto ed Appasionata;
Allegro Expressive ALA Romanza; Allegro
Animato
Miss Clara Mott and Claude Madden.
Director Seibert has brought his
Sunday concerts to a point where they
l1aT 10 INN hot h
CARDS the variety of numbers given
and their character as well. In the
concert scheduled for this afternoon
at Conover hall there is light music
and several numbers of more digni-
fled or pretentious style, so that there
will be something likely to please ev-
erybody who patroniZeS this interest
ing series of concerts. The programme
otday is excellent, from the "HohenZol-
lern March by Unrath to the bolster
Gus ''F'lotte Bursche" which ends the
list of selections. SandWiched in are
selections from III Trovatore," by Ver-
di; Eilenberg's descriptive piece, "The
Mill in the Forest" and Auber's brill
liant overture, 1.-THE Bronze Horse -
Miss Eva Alcott, the soprano, will sing
the ave Maria from "Cavalleria
Rusticana, ''and lighter number called
"a Peerless Rose" by Julia Raine
Emil Geist will be heard in double
NUMBER on the Z1ther, and Will fur
nish a either oblgato for a fantasie
by Lumbye. The programme will be
as follows:
PART l.
Hohenzollern' ..... .Unrath
Overture-"Bronze Horse" .Auber
Overture-(Solo CorneD .............. Schubert
Forosetta'' ...... Arditi
Fantase-"Visions in a Dream -. Lumbye
Either obligato by Herr Emil Geist.
Either Mittenwalder, Laendler Kinigl
For Discant Either.
Either Solo, tSontagsruhe" .......E Geist
For Elegy Either.
Herr Emil Gest
---.-s PART IL
Grand Selection-"It Trovatore" Verdi
Soprano Solo-"Ave Maria" ...... .Mascagni
Adapted to the Intermezzo from "Cavalleria
Rusticana.'
Soprano Solo-"A Peerless Rose Julia Raine
Miss Eva NJ. Alcott
ldyll-''The Mill in the Forest. 80. Eilenberg
a. The Brook. b. The Mill.
Overture-"Flotte Bursche" " Suppe
Jolly Felows)
ION motives of popular College Songs.)
The following is an extract from
letter recently received from Mr. Dam
rosch: "A great deal of gratitude is
due to the ladies' clubs of ST. Paul and
Minneapolis for the interest they took
in the recent opera engagement and
shall be glad if sufficient enthusiasm
has been awakened to enable ne to
come back to you again next year"
The newly organized orchestral club,