The Saint Paul globe., 1896-11-29


negro. The peculiar timbre his voice
is exactly adapted to bring out the
greatest beauty of the songs
Thls return engagement will give all
those disappointed by the storm an
opportunity to hear these talented
singers. A good portion of those who
did attend will probably go the
second time, as the programme is to
be entirely new
The following is the programme to
be given at the next of the series of
informal musicale Prof. Colville is Civ
Ing at his home on Washington street
Tuesday evening:
Duet-"A Night Hymn at Sea-
-Goring- Thomas
Mrs. Colville and c. MacWilliam
Am Vein am Rhine Ries
A. G. Gessler.
Es Muss Was Wunderlares Sem ..... .Ries
The Lament of the Rose" .Clayton-Johns
Mrs. D. F. Colville.
"Povera Mamma" .............. ...... Tosti
Light .,,......... .......-....... Niedlinger
c. Macmillan.
sReginella Bella del Tuo Sorriso.. .Braga
A. G. Gessler.
"Carmen"-Con Vol Ber........... Bizet
c. Macmillan.
Mrs D. F. Coiville. : 80
'SerenaQeN ........s......... .COlvilIe
A. G. Gessler.
mated .COlVile
A. G. Gessler. - = -
Farewell to Twyndehang' g'............ .Grieg
Mrs. D. r. Colyilie,
John Philip Sousa; the popular COM
poser and director, will return from
Europe early in December to prepare
for the opening of his great transcon-
tinental tour with his unrivaled band
The tour opens in Philadelphia and
will be the longest and most ambitious
venture ever undertaken by a musical
organization. 1t will embrace a terri
tory covering 81 900 miles, extending
from Prince Edward. Island to Lower
California and from Oregon to Flor
ida, covering period of six months in
duration and including 22O towns and
cities.
The honors showered on Mr. Sousa in
Berlin and other European cities are
ample evidence of his recognition in
the old world, as in the new, as the
representative American composer and
conductor.
His band is in superb form and will
present much new and striking music,
including his ever brilliant marches
and excerpts from his opera, 'El Capt.
tan, which is now touring the coun-
try and enjoying a triumph never ac-
corded an American opera.
A sacred concert under the auspices
of the Assumption church choir, as
sisted by Seibert's orchestra, will be
given at Assumption church. Ninth and
Franklin streets, Sunday, Dec. 6, at
p. M. with John S. erode as director,
and John Ruitz, organist. The pro-
gramme will be:
"Gloria" (from Festival Mass Wiegand
Chorus, soprano and bass solos-Miss Katie
Hiedenreich and Andrew T. Schmitz
20 Sacrum Convivium' .. Sexto Perez
Contralto solo, Miss Lizzie Simmer; cello
a.. obiigato, Herr Louis Mich.
ave Maria Observation-Disclosures.
Chorus of male voices and tenor solo. John
H. Bayer.
by Babylon Waters" Q37th Psalm) Gounod
ave Maria. Chorus. A,.rv
Duet-Misses Tina Simmer and Francis Ger
ZACH.
The 42d Psalm GAS the Heart Pants')
............ Mendelssohn
a Chorus, b Aria, Recitative, Chorus.
g Recitative solo and quartette by male
voices, Chorus. Finale. The recitatives
quartettes by Mesdames George Gerlach, John
Rentz. D. J. Winkel and Peter Heck
''Kyrie'' dron, 18th Mass. .......... Mozart
Chorus.
..Aria" tfrom PauIus) ......... Mendelssohn
Bass Bass solo Herr Louis Mich
cyand sbo,;,s a dc,,h,s = Monr
voices: Mrs. George Gerlach, Matthias Schuh,
Theodore Schabert, Gerhard Hilgers, John B.
Faudel. William g. Strah, D. j. winkel and
Peter Heck: Nos. q 5, q and 10 are with
A strong programme has been pre-
pared for the concert and banquet to
be given by the Mozart club, at Mo
zart hall, tomorrow evening. The music
al part will be under the direction of
Prof. William Maenner The club has
a chorus Of fifty or more voices, and
will be assisted by Seibert's full or
chestra. Following is the complete
programme:
Overture-Don Juan. 49,. -. ... Mozart
Seibert's Orchestra
Spielmanns Lied. ...... .....Fr HofY
Mozart Male Chorus.
The Wanderer-Bass solo,. Schubert
Mr.. p. J.. Giesen.
Mozart Male Chorus.
soprano Solo, MRS. Paul Zumbach
sD1-s Solo 'ih 1ith Mi1ed chorus. :. - .ra'ne
Soprano sole. -. ....Miss Julia ScheibIes
Alto Solo,. .,r9.sSs. Leuis Heck
The Lay ct the Boil. l......sr.....Max Bruch