The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-26
AN EXCELLENT PROGRAMME.
Arranged for tho Post-Inteliigencer
Concert Tomorrow Might.

Soncert Iomorrow Night.
The second OF the Post-Intelligencer open
air concerts for this season will be given
tomorrow evening by the complete First
Regiment band. under the direction OF
Prof. Theodore II. Wagner, beginning at
O'Clock The thousands OF people who
enjoyed the first concert last Saturday
evening viii no doubt be on hand again.
and many others will be glad to accept
the Post-Intelligencer's cordial invitation
TO share real musical treat and a pleas
ant evening. II the same grade of music
rendered by as many and as competent
musicians had TO be brought here from a
distance. a high price OF admission would
be charged. and each auditor would pay "A
dollar or two TO swelter in an overheated
concert hall. Here. however. the manage
ment OF the Post-Intelligencer offers to the
public, free OF all cost. an outdoor musical
programme suited to the long summer
evenings, and by military band I'M
equaled in the Northwest.
In selecting the numbers for tomorrow
evenings programme Banimaster Wagner
has shown his usual good judgment and
versatility. as well as the richness of a
repertory that seems inexhaustibie in it's
musical resources. operate selections and
compositions of the great masters will de-
light the classical taste OF the cultured
musicians Of the city who find peculiar
charms in the strains of Verdi and of Men
thrill the pulses OF dancers, compelling
them as on last Saturday night 10 beat a
covert tattoo with their sympathetic feet
There will be a negro air or two TO per-
petuate the tribute which the world is more
and more paying 10 the quaint melodies of
that race which. despite it's dark history.
has always saturated its toll with song and
It's holidays with dancing.
Then there are to be some special feat
ures. Signor A. de Caprio. late OF Liber-
ati's famous New York military band will
render a baritone SOLO The opening num-
Der Of the evening will be a composition OF
one OF Seattle's own daughters. Miss An
ME c. Suter. of the Seattle high school.
whose Freshman Two-Step' march has
been arranged for the band by Signor
de Caprio. Mr.. G. F. Wonder will con-
tribute xylophone solo. There will be a
descriptive piece in which the resources OF
the instruments will be taxed TO interpret
the secrets of nature in her rural moods
and. TO reproduce the songs OF birds. the
huntsman's horn, the clink OF the black
smiths anvil. the resonant chorus OF
hounds In fun chase. the merry song of
hunters accompanied by popping corks
and tingling glasses.
Last OF all there Will be medley OF
memories that viii stir up old memories
bearing the heart Of many listener back
TO other DAYS, and bringing the evening 10
a proper close with thoughts of home.
sweet home"
The programme in full is as follows:
/. MISUNDERSTANDING Two-Step" -
Composed by Annie c. suter. OF the
Seattle high school Arranged for the
First. Regiment band by Sig. a. De
.. Concert Overture In f ...... Kall.woda
:. Waltz-"My Dream" y. wald,aqfel
Mr.. T. q, Wonder.
Selection. col 81 tn
s. The Virginia skeiadd,e'' Rosenfeld
Z. a. Spring Song tby requestl 80.
b. Monastery Bells (by re alnes'ss0"n
g. pescriptive-"A Hunt in the Black
synopsis-Daybreak BIRDS commence
singing: rooster crows: huntsmen's call
10 arise: chimes IN the distance: hunts
mems horns N the distance to assem-
Bile: they mount and start: call 20 halt
and dlsmount they arrive at forest
blacksmith's shop. the smith at work:
call 10 assemble. they assemble drink
and sing the Champagne Song; corks
pop and glasses Jingle. they mount and
start the hounds scent game: they
give chase. huntsmen sight the game
and commence shooting. IN at the
death. .'Hurrah:" homsward bound
.. Baritone solo tby reuues) 80. Selected
Sig. a. De Caprio.
10 Seiection-"Cavslleria Rusticsrs"
n sRritish Patrol. An
IL. MtitfN OF tfttf Melp0seS .s--s..-t. teNer
Synopsis-"Nisrch OF the Men Of
Harsech:" Sneak to Me. Speak
The Little Brown Jug" Take Back
the Heart: :" "M4rching Through Geor-
GA oh Nv Heart Goes Pit-a- Pat
ooh Would 7 Were A Boy Again.
Lift, on the Ocean Wave" win
the Merry. Merry Sunshine Home,
Sweet Home"
on the evening OF July (. 1896 the band
viii give grand ball In the Armory The
band is DESTROYS Of giving It's many
friends and patrons an enjoyable evening.
and with this end In view the music for
dancing will be furnished by the full mill
terry band.