The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-14
THE sEIBERT BAND CONCERT
TODAY.
VERDI TO FRANK DANIELS.
TROVATORE I'm GRAND OPERA To
THE EGYPTIAN WIZARD IN
FARCE.
ORGANISE
EDDY's
RECITAL,
Monday Evening, VIII Also BE an
Event of No Little Interest to
Musicians.


chorus rehearsals for the Northwest
ern May musical festival in Mime
apOl1S; and up to the present tina
about three hundred of the various
choral society members have Joined.
The Minneapolis rehearsa1s occur in
Dyer's music hall every Friday even
ing. 1t is expected that st. Paul will
furnish a large number of excellent
Vocalists, and, If a sufficient number
register their names, arrangements will
be made for special rehearsals in this
city. Those wishing to join should
send their address to the festival COM
mittee care P. o. box Is, Minneapolis.
The Choral society Of Duluth has
expressed desire to appear, and will
no doubt contribute some talented sing
ers. Nine. Calve, Nine Lillian BIau-
welt, Mrs. Katharine Bloodgood, Jen-
ME Mae Spencer, Signor G.. Campanari,
Barron Berthold. Heinrich Meyn and
j. H. Mckinley will be the principal
soloists, accompanied by the Boston
Festival orchestra Of sixty musicians,
under the personal direction of Emil
Mollenhaver. 1t is expected that the
Exposition building stage can be ad-
apted so that one or more complete
grand opera scenes will be presented
by Nine. Calve.
seibert's orchestra will give their regular
semi-monthly concert at the Metropolitan
opera house this afternoon at $3.50 D. m. The
success of this famous st. Paul organization
has been most pronounced since the concerts
have been transferred to the Metropolitan,
with each concert. An excellent programme
will be resented this afternoon, which
Will include solo on the cello by Louis
Mich and tenor solo by A. p. Quesnel The
programme, complete, Is as follows:
PART I.
(From opera Adventure In Harem'')
Overture-"Fidelio''. ....... " Beethoven
Cello Solo-Serenade from Eminor Con-
certo ................ ................ Lfndner
Louis Mich.
Dance Of the Bayaderes' From opera
"Feramors" .Rubinstein
PART II.
la Belle Dame Sans Merci". =. :. Mackenzie
dedicated to the London Philharmonic
society.)
Tenor solo-"An Love Were I My Life
(From the opera III Trovatore'O
a. Under the Balcony. ......... .Grunewald
Strings only.) ~.
b. "Trocha," Cuban Dance Tyers
Popular Selection-"The Wizard of the
Nile" .................... ........... Herbert
CThe late comic opera success)
Prof. Emil Onet, director Of vocal numbers.
SouSa'S programme for tonight Is as fol-
Overture-"T annhauser" ......... :. Wagner
suite-"Last Days Of Pompeii' ........ .sousa
ls) IN the House OF Burbo,,'
(b) 'Nydia. the Blind Girl"
(c) The Destruction of Pompeii and the
Death of Nydia"
Euphonium solo-Old melody with varia-
simone Manila.
(a) scherzo and Habanera, LA S!esta
de la senorita" .......................F umi
saxophone Solo-"Le Carnival de Ven
Jean Moeremans.
soprano soo@nSbs Sang, Mn :AThotG
Elizabeth Northrop.
Ia Valse-"Vienna DarhngS'' ........ Ziehrer
(b) March-"El Captain ............... Sousa
Violin Solo-"Carmen Fantasia Bizet- Holman
Martina tombstone.
Sulte-"Ptctures from Naples" ..... .Massenet
The organ recital by Clarence Eddy to-
morrow evening promises to be real event
Mr.. Eddy is making his last concert season
in America No American has ever received
such marks of favor in foreign lands as were
granted this organist in Rome and the pro
gramme which he plays contains very visible
evidence of this honor.
Mr.. Madeira will assist. His acquaintance
with Mr.. Eddy dates from his Chicago resi-
dence, when he was the basso Of the church
where Mr.. Eddy was organist and the friend
ship was still farther cemented during the
past summer which both spent in Paris. 1t
is at the organist's request that Mr. Madeira
sings, and as a mark of esteem the accom-
paniment for the Messiah" arias are played
by Mr.. Eddy. The programme:
Prelude In Fugue in minor. III. S. Bach
Fantasia, op. 1O1 new. Saint Saens
A. de G. Madeira.
Sonata in minor, No. 49,. Guilmant
Dedicated to Clarence Eddy)
I.-Allegro Appassionato. H.-Adagio. III
Scherzo. IV.-Recitativo. V-Choral ct
Fugue.
(a) Siciliana new ...M. Enrtco Bossi
(b) Toccata new ............ Filippo Capocci
Double theme varie new $3.50. Rousseau
written expressly for and dedicated to Clar-
ence Eddy.)
There Reigned a King in Thule" Liszt
A. de c. Madeira
Pastorale in E new .......E H Lemare
(a) The Question new ......... Wolstenholme
(b) The Answer new ........ WolstenhoIme
Thus Saith the Lord" Messiah Handel
But Who May Abide''-Messiah ~. Handel
A. de C. Madeira.
Allegro Op 81 new ............... Guilmant
Miss Bessie Godkin, piano accompanist.
Messrs. George and Churchilrs second hal
lad concert will take place at Howard Far
we'll & Co.'s music house, "a and &c West
Fifth street, Saturday evening next The fol-
lowing will take part: Miss Alberta Fisher
soprano, of Minneapolis; Master George Mead
er, contralto, Of Gethsemane church. Mime
apolis; A. P. Quesnel tenor; Percy B. Church
III, basso, and FRANKLIN w. Krieger, &C
companist. The programme is as follows:
Duet-''The Passage-Bird's FAREWELL
Menledssohn
Alto Solo-"Awful Little Scrub
Master George Meader.
Soprano Solo
(a) "Snowhakes'' .. Cowor
III 'PhtPs Secret ..... Schle,sin cor ea
Miss Fisher
Bass solO-"How Can Forget Thee" .Denza
Mr.. Churchill
Tenor Solo-"Venetian Song" .Tosti
Mr.. Quesnel.
Ai'0 '0i0 Master George Meader Selected
Soprano solo-"For All Eternity" .Macaroni
Miss Fisher
Tenor Solo-'Ma Voisine'. Goring Thomas
Mr.. Quesnel.
Miss Angelina Aspinwans older piano pupils
gave a recital at Miss Aspinwall's studio YES
terday morning in the presence Of a number
of friends. Those participating in the musicale
were Miss James, Miss Speechley, Miss Neelv
and Miss Hall, Miss Aspinwall assisting
IN two selections arranged for two pianos.
Nine. NOrdica will, after all, sing in
Wagnerian opera IN America this season. but
1t will be under Mr.. Damrosch, instead of
Mr.. Grau, and with Krause and Kalisch in
stead Of de Reszke. She will appear during
the German opera season in New York
Inc knelseI Quartette, OF Boston, is to
make a transcontinental tour in the early
fall.
Landon Ronald who conducted for Melba
during her concert tour of winter ago, has
been engaged for the London season at Co.
vent Garden, in place Of the veteran Bevig-
mani.
George W. Ferguson sailed last week for
his Scottish home. He is to return for a
concert tour in the fall.
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