The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-21
RARE TREAT IN STORE FOR THE
MUSIC LOVERS OF ST.
PAUL.
MAX HEINRICH THURSDAY.
DANES FRIENDS MAY ENJOY THE
MINNEAPOLIS CONCERT THIS
AFTERNOON.
OTHER CONCERTS IN PROSPECT

OTHER CONCERTS IN PROSPECT
With the exception of NOrdica, no
artist has visited St Paul this season
who is SO thoroughly artistic and who
will give such perfect pleasure to the
cultured musician and to the unframed
music lover as Max Heinrich, who is
to appear before the Schubert club
Thursday evening at Park Congrega-
tional church. Clarence Marshall, of
Minneapolis, says: He is a more per-
feet artist than P'unkett Green, whom
all so thoroughly enjoyed two years
ago"
Mr.. Heinrich has been three success
sive seasons chosen by the Apollo
club, of Chicago, to satisfy the de-
mands Of Its critical audiences, and
this year he is so greatly in demand
In the Windy City that he is obliged
TO remain month there. The fact
that he plays his own accomplishments,
and that he has a magnetic presence
slngularly attractive to his audience
puts him at once into good fellowship
with them. His programme is:
"Des Knaben Wunderhorn,' the
youths magic horn; two Condo
Iler songs words by Thomas
Moore) (a) when Through the
Piazzetta," OBJ Row Gently Here,
My Gondolier;" "Provencalisches
..F lied song of the ProveRcel schumann
Lover" What's His Heart
E. A. Mcdowell
"..Philon," Shall Smile. .Templeton Strong
Cserenade); Die s-'V Foreli e,@"u'I the
trout; Der Erl KONG" (the
Ell hlng).............. .......... Schubert
Following is the programme for the
Danz concert at Harmonic hall Mime
apOlis, at $3.50:
March-"Weiner Bells".... ..........Le Nor
Overture Mariana. ..... -. 80. Wallace
Ballet Diyertissement-"The Queen
"Ie f Deiage-poem Bi6iiauec Gold sae5s
String orchestra with violin solo by Mr.
Fred Will. New.
EggPtian Da pss from Djami Bizet a W.
Selection from lei CAPTAIN Strauss ' Sousa
INTRODUCTION and Valse from "Carni-
val Scenes. E. Hartman. (New)
The concert by the Chamber Music
ensemble under the auspices of the
Schubert club in Park Congregational
Tuescay evening was thoroughly en-
Joyat lie and was we'll attended by mu-
sic lovers and friends Of the club Mrs
Porteous, Of Minneapolis, won new ad-
mirers in two numbers, the first with
violin accompaniment by Mr.. Stevens
which was encored. Her response
was "Twickenham Ferry"
The string quartette, composed of
Messrs. Shryock Pompe, Daniel and
Stevens, gave two numbers, excellently
showing a good understanding of the
music attempted. Miss Eloise Shry-
ock, the young pianiSte who is almost
a ioto
never been outside of the Twin Cities
for instruction, rendered Wagner's
Siegmund's Love Song" and respond
ed to an encore. Heinrich Hoevel, VIC
llnist, gave Burch's Concerto" one
of the great masterpieces. The entire
programme was given by Minneapolis
talent.
Another concert by the Chamber Mu-
sic ensemble, under the auspices of
the Schubert club will be given in
Park church April g. when the assist
ing artists will be Miss May Strong.
pianiste; Miss Maude Lambert, central
to; Ray Shryock, sole violinist. and
the Schubert club ladies' chorus, IN
der the direction of Miss Shaw.
The Young Peoples Society of Trim
fty church, Wabasha and Tilton
streets, will give a musicale Tuesday
evening in the church parlors. Fol
Overture-''My Native Hills" .Riplev
Westminster Orchestra.
Chorus-"o Valid, vie Ewig Schoen Bist
Trinity Choral Society. --i-0'ee
Violin Sounds from Home Gung'l
n. d. Messrs. Cameron and Nelson.
Duet-'Life's Dream is Ger .......S G. P
Miss May SchePperle, Mir: F. W. SCHROEDER.
Selection-'La Grandma - Granada
Morenos Mandolin Club.
Mixed Quartette-"Jack and JILL -. Cramer
Misses ScheDD6rle
Gerber and Schultz.
"A Few Of-Hand Sketches" Mr.. VIM. Bertossi
Paraphrase-"Ueber de Lorelei'' ..Nesvadba
Gu, Westminster Orchestra.
Chorus-"Softy Falls the Moonlight Baker
Trinity Choral Society.
Melologue Upon National Music
Mr. F. W. Schroeder. assisted by Westmin-
Ster Orchestra and Trinity Choral Society:
'''''0 M PaTGS5Gie Mandolin club Til'er
Male Quartette-"A Sailors Life -. White
Messrs- Sundeen, Gerber Schroeder, Schultz.
Westminster Orchestra.
The St Johns Choral society will
give a concert in the parIofs of thu
church, Margaret AMI Hope streets,
Thursday evening, Feb. %, and the
6 following pr 70, ; will be rendered
St. Anthony Hill Orchestra.
Part song-"Jack and Jill" .Caldicott
St; Johns Choral Society.
W.
Messrs. Weyh, Mayer, Quehl and Heunisch.
Cornet Solo-''Romanza" ...... .... Bennett
F. E. Chichester.
St. Johns Male Choir.
Soprano Solo-"Merrily l Roam Schleiffarth
Miss Anna Nelson.
Piano SOLO" Silverstars' q Robn,
Miss Dora Won Nordeck
Quartette-" Moonlight - Thon,nson
Misses Nielsen and Lindeke. and Messrs Les Les
seman and Heunisch.
Recltauon ..-.-.-......- ............ Selected
George Mayer
Chorus - .-.:........."P Prince Eugene
81. Johns Male Choir.
PaStoraie-"Coeurs ct Fleurs'' Moses nj
st: Anthony Hill Orchestra.
Chorus-"Good Night" -. Ait
St. Johns Choral Society
The grand sacred concert to be given
at st. Luke's church Thursday even
Ing will give st. Paul people the CD
portunity Of hearing ona Of the most
beautiful voices in the Northwest in
Mrs. w. E. Nelson, Of Minneapolis,
formerly Miss Helen O'Brien. Mrs
- Nelson will sing the solos in a grand
italian mass. with choir chorus be-
sides being heard In solo and duet.
Miss Burdette will take the alto solos
among them "Gethsemane," and Miss
Louise Taylor will assist in violin
solos. The others taking part are
prominent in the musical circles Of st.
Paul.
The ninth concert Of Seiberts or
chestra will take place next Sunday
at the Metropolitan The programme
selected is of the highest order, and
marks progress IN every number
Works Of the masters will predominant