St. Paul daily globe., 1896-02-09
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Music I'M ST. PAUL
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which has been holding it's meetings
in the school rooms of the Peoples s
| church, has secured the use Of Cen
trail hall, Seventh and Sixth streets.
The next rehearsal is scheduled for
Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock, and all
members are requested to be on hand
on time. There will be ample time
for rehearsals hereafter The orches-
tral club now numbers about twenty
OF the best amateur musicians in the
city, but there is still room for a num-
Der Of string instruments, and those
desiring to join may come to meetings.
There is no expense attached to mem
bership, and the only condition is that
| members shall be able to read score
p. H. p. Rydning, graduate of the
Conservatory of Christiana, and an ac-
compl1shed organist, will give a con-
cert Tuesday evening at the Peoples
church. Mrs. l. III. Newson, Miss Au-
gusta Wicklund and the Scandinavian
singers of ST Paul will assist The fol-
lowing Is the programme:
organ solo Observation-Disclosures. Selected
P. II. p Rydning.
Soprano solo, Through Fairyland" L. Denza
Mrs. |. NJ Newson.
Organ solo, Fantaise fur die OrpeI-
P. H. p Rydning e--'N,
Alto solo-(a) Den gamle Wise" E Greig
Miss Augusta @ Wickiund. e. 0fe's
Grand chorus "Hor oss, Svea'-
G. wennerberg
Soprano solo, The Lord Is My Light
John B. Marsh
Organ (a)Intermezzo. 49,. Bizet
(b) Selected from Tam
hauser Richard Wagner
(c) Funeral March .....E. Grieg
p. H. P. Rydning.
organ solo, Norwegian Music
P. H. P. Rydning.
Alto Eo SOLO, solo, oh Rest in the Lord Grom
Grand Chorus, Landkjendne; the ennelSs0hn Gisl
covering of land) ...................E Grieg
Scandinavian Singers of St. Paul.
The Scandinavian singers and music
lovers will hold a meeting at Vega
hall, Seventh street, near Sibley, Mon
day evening, for the purpose of organ
izing choral union. During the even
ing short programme will be rem
dered.
The pupils of Mons Emile Onet will
give "Flaust" at Dyer's hall, Wednes-
day evening. The recital will COM
mence at 8:15 sharp Following is the
cast:
Marguerite ............... Miss Marcia Searles
Martha Miss Sullivan
Faust .......................A. P. Quesnel
Mephistopheles ........... .Chas. w. Eberlein
Valentine .....................Th Thomas Connors
Accompanist, Frank w. Krieger.
Master Albert F. Simpson, the young
mandolin soloist, will be rendered
testimonial benefit next Thursday
evening, Feb. 90 at Howard & Far
wells music rooms. He will be assisted
by Miss Dora Simpson and other mu-
SicianS
Mr. Titcombs recital, which was to
have been given by his pupils last
Monday was postponed on account of
the carnival until tomorrow evening,
Feb 10, at Dyers Music hail. ..y----,->5
A colonial concert will H-be- given by
the choir of the First Baptist church,
directed by Mr.. Titcomb, on the even
ing of Feb. 21.
The following programme will be
given tomorrow evening at the hall,
at Burr and Case streets, by the
Fairview Musical and Literary society:
Address, Relation of Mother and Teach
er to Child at SCHOOL, Prof. c. B. Gilbert
Vocal solo, selected Prof. Congdon
Violin solo ,....................Mr Mr.. McMannus
Vocal solo ...................Mi Miss Julia Griffin
Recitation ....................Mis Miss Gerta Lund
Bass SOLO ....................Mr lhornquist
Reading Observation-Disclosures. james Smith
week from next Saturday the man
dolin and violin pupils of Miss Furber
and Miss Hope will give "a recital in