Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-18
Local Musical Notes.

Through a misapprehension, the banjo
festival, which is to be given next month
under the management of George f. Gellen-
beck. was announced for Boyd's theater. 1t
will take place at the Creighton Oh the night
of May 81. The star performer on this oc-
casion will be Alfred A. Farland, who is
acknowledged to be the greatest living mas
ter of the banjo.
Ellen Beach Yaw comes to the Creighton
Friday, May 18th, under such popular aus
pices that her visit is bound to be a nota-
BILE one. She is brought here by the Young
Women's Christian association. This or
CARNATIONS, however, will not participate
in the program, as Miss Yaw Is supported
by her own artists, Mr.. Macmillan Dick,
v~iolinist. and Miss Georgiella Lay, pianist.
Seats will be on sale at the theater box
office, Tuesday, May 4.
The grand May festival to be given under
the auspices of Prof. Adolf Edgren, at Ger
mania hall, Saturday, May /, will, if any
thing, surpass the festival Of last year. The
following well known artists will participate
The Swedish Ladies' choir, Norden Singing So
ciety, Jenny Lind quartet, e. Nordin and
orchestra, Olaf Petersen, flute; Charles Null
le", either. and pupils Of the Swedish Music
school. operate scenes in costumes, from
THE Daughter Of the Regiment" and old
folk songs in national costumes from sixteen
different parts of Sweden will be rendered.
A notable event this week will be the CON
cert given by the Trinity Cathedral quartet
at the Young Mems Christian association
auditorium Thursday evening, April 20, for
the benefit of the First Baptist church. A
rare musical treat is assured those attend
ing. Program:
Quartet-The Sea Hath Its Pearls......
Mrs. Cotton, Miss bowen. Messrs. Hubbard
and wilkins.
When the Tide Comes In.......... Millard
w, b. wilkins.
Mrs. Cotton.
Reading; Van Gieson
carnaVa'e 0n,,ric 'Rossini
8 50'9 That %e W We're Miaa;y;i mg, Lug gmitS
Mrs. Cotton and Mr.. wilkins.
Inc Hearts or Sprlngtime'''.Von licked
Quartet.
The following program will be rendered at
the Woman's club rooms next Wednesday
evening by Miss May Lucine Potvin of Chi
cago and Mrs. Charles Urquhart of this city:
(a) Andanta Con Variazioni, %Fruinor....
h) Rondo a caprlccio, on. i29.., Beethoven
Miss Potvin.
(a) Forget-Me-Not ..,............. Suppe
(c) Thou Art Like Unto a Flower; go,
"''M Mrs. Utir:quhart..' h"O'"''e'n
(a) Preludes, Nos. |, 3 and 3..............
Nocturne, op. 10, No. 2 and Waltz G.
% RhepsodIe. S Mis- potyj n""'''',' Brahms
Do 1ntermeszo Urom cavalleria niusti-
o'"'' Mrs ufrauhart. M"S'as"'
SSi,olp1n1 r6 biigdto,5:'"'M Guy woodward
% Magic Fire from Walkure,.',,,..,..
() Polonaise in i. ...". "asnerniLI5 szt
() Sans Toi. ..Gug d'Hardelot
% one Spring Morning. Ursius
2S( Nocturne Chadwick
Mrs. Urquhart.
On Thursday evening, April %, the fourth
annual concert of the Sutorius Mandolin
orchestra will be given at Boyd's theater,
and arrangements are now perfect for one
OF the greatest and most popular concerts
OF the season. The orchestra comprises
sixty players. There will be a souvenir pro-
gram OF artistic worth and beauty, and the
house will be brilliantly decorated. The
program will be as follows:
PART /.
M~arch-Under the Double Eagle.
! F. Wagner
Soprano Solo-The Swallow. 49,, Dell 'Acqua
Miss Myrtle Coon,
Guitar sextette.
Harp Solo-Autumn ..........,.... Thomas
Mandolin Orchestra.
PART ii.
i Mandolin Orchestra. ooa"'
Mr., Harry v. Burkley.
Mandolin Quintet-March, from Tam
Soprano Solo-Mignon ..d'HardeIot
Miss Myrtle Coon.
Mandolin Orchestra.