Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-30
Musical Notes,

Verdi has picked out the place at SAINT
Agata where he proposes to be buried with
his wife, and has arranged to have the tomb
built at once.
concert will be given at the Young
Mems Christian association hall tomorrow
evening by the Muller's Either orchestra,
with twenty-five performers, under the
direction of A. o. Muller. assisted by the
Omaha Banjo club and Mrs. James A.
Cameron, soprano
PARTI.
March-Gruesse Won Nuremberg. ...... .Boeck
Muller Either Orchestra.
Song-A Leaf from the Spray (waltz)..
Mrs. James A. Cameron.
Misses Agnes Heyna Tlie Guger, Mary Nary
Guggenmos, Theresa Guggenmos.
Mandolin and Guitar : Song Without
Augustus Lipe and L. r. Sharp i'=
March-Coat of Arms. ......................E Emo
Omaha Banjo Club.
PART II.
Duet-Gruss on OlmutZ. ................ .Strauch
Misses Heyne and Gugler
Double Quartet-Under the Double Eagle
Messrs Caldwell. Lehman McKegaje Keglei
Clinchard, Sharp, johnson. Hennings and
sOne-The M Magic 1s :, SONG. ~ .Helmund
Dreams of Darkeyland .................H Heller
Omaha Banjo Club.
March-The Huntsman's Return. .........
Muller Either Orchestra.
The concert the proceeds of which will be
devoted to the remodelling of the organ loft
and choir gallery of the First Methodist Epis-
copal church, will doubtless be one OF the
pleasant musical events of the season. The
array Of talent, comprising the leading pro-
fessonai people Of Omaha has never before
appeared In concert on any one program.
The concert will be tomorrow (Monday) night
tha let ho
ginning at 7:46 o'clock.
The program follows:
Organ Solo-Vorspiel to King Manfred.
Mr. Kelly. i'e'neoNe
Chorus-Wedding Chorus. from The Rose
Mondamin Choral Society. -
Jules Lumbard.
Violin Solo-() Ave Maria; .;...:.,;:;;..,
ibj scherzo rantas pnatsruew tiaue' BassinI
Solo-When the Tide Comes In........ .Millard
Walter Wilkins.
Chorus-Into the Silent Land. West
Mondamin Choral Society.
Imtermission and formal opening of the
choir gallery by Rev. John McQuoid.
Organ Solo-Prayer and Cradle Song:;..
'''''''''''''iii. Mr.. Kelly. 'u''mah'
solo-Prize Song, from Die Meistersinger
Homer Moore. wagner
Quartet-(a) The Carnival. ........... .Rosinni
(b) The Sea Hath Its Pearls.....
Mrs. Cotton Miss Bowen. Messrs. Wilkins
and Lumbard.
solo-villanelle Dell Acqua
Mrs. Martin Calm.
Trio and Chorus-From the Creation. Haydn
Miss May Robinson. Messrs. Conklng ana
Barton, First nj. E. choir, and Mondamin
Choral Society.
j. e. Butler.
Last Wednesday evening testimonial con-
cert was given at Lincoln TO Miss Maud Oak
ley, the well known mezzo soprano, who has
been engaged in this city in church and con
cert work during the past two years, and
will be remembered as the second soprano
of Miss Terry's Ladies' quartet Miss Oak
ley is soon to go to Europe to continue her
study OF music, and her magnificent voice
will without doubt give her a high place
among singers when II is developed She
sang three numbers OF which the first in
cluded Sehubert's "Aufenthalt' and Grieg's
1.-TWO Eyes OF Brown" and Sunshine Song"
The second was "A Summer Night" by A.
Goring Thomas. The third was a group
of unusually attractive little songs. Mac
Dowell's ''Folksong." "And II" by Jessie L.
Gaynor. "Allah." by Chadwick. and -Four
Leaf Clover by Whitney Coombs. Bonnie
Doom" was added as an encore. Miss Oak
ley wss assisted By Ar. VIA 8. McCune. the