St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-01
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The Albani concert, to be given at
the Peoples church next Friday even
ing has evoked greatfinterest among
music-loving people. THE full pro-
gramme has not yet Ebeea published.
but it can be stated that Albani, the
great sympathetic and artistic prima
donna, will be heard iR-numbers which
will show all her power TO the great
est advantage. She Will give Handers
Sweet Bird" which she rendered late
ly in Toronto. The Mail iand Empire,
of that city, comparipg her singing
with recent artist. says: "Albani's
second number, The Sweet Bird by
Handel, showed her command of a
difficult and old-fashionedTstyle of flor
i'd music. Madame Melha gave this
aria recently in Toronto With the per-
lection Of technique, but 1t may be
said. of Madame Albapi that her rem
dering was more instinct with life and
intelligence" 1t is just this life and
intelligence which, makes Albani SO
conspicuous among the worlds great
musical artists. She will also give
Bellinis "Casta Diva" and Moore's
THE Meeting Of the Waters" and,
without doubt, as an encore her ia
vorite, Souvenir du Jennesse"
Madame Vanderveer Green, who has
already won her way to the place of
favorite contralto in the minds of some
of the most critical concert goers in
the great musical centers, will be heard
in the following: Bemberg's "Chant
Arabe," Holmes "Serenade Printain-
iere." Her Banks Of Lomond" is
usually given as an encore, and the
old Scotch ballad always creates a
Juror in the audience. Madame Van
derveer Green has a voice which Is
perhaps better described as mezzo So
prano rather than contralto. 1t has
great strength and compass, and she
will be leading favorite with the au-
dience here, no doubt as she has been
everywhere else. Mr.. Salmond ranks
among the very greatest English bass
singers, having the best engagements
In the great oratorio festivals along
with Watkins Mills. He will sing Men
delssohn's I'm Roamer," and some
old English ballads besides one ora
tor1o selection. Mr.. Schelling, the solo
pianist, who Is said to rank with the
best pianists in the world, will be
heard In one or two selections, while
Lane Wilson, the well-known London
composer and conductor, will be the
director
Miss Ella Richards will give piano
recital. at Minneapolis about the 18th
of March, the date and place remain
ing to be fixed. The programme will
include compositions sByA Bach, Schu-
mann, Mendelssohn, Scaflatti, Pader-
ewski, Leschetizky and SEMoszkowski,
and the music Iovers{of that city are
promised a rare treat1 '''',..
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Miss Abbie Warendorph, q soprano
of a 1nelodious and sweet voice, will
participate In the eighth concert of
Danz's orchestra at Hafmoniat hall, in
Minneapolis, Sunday, 4 March i. Aside
from vocal numbers, IA most skilIful
musical programme has; been chosen,
as follows: \ xf
Misunderstanding" ..... Ess,s... Hall
overture-'The Flying 1uteIman' -
Norwegian Rhapsodie ~. u. -. .swendsen
INSTRUMENTATION .....S.. Y .Mozart-Aiam
soprano solo ....... Miss iAbbie Wafendorph
Flute obligato by Charles Freeman.
Humoresque-First time I. ,.s :. .Humperdink
a. Sounds From the IF'orest.as,.7 4
b. Dance of the GnRtspH i
C. "a Dance on the Green Meadow e
From the suite by Eilenberg, first time.
t"The Forest EIowers' Waltz nv r