The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-12

fection of M. Onet, who promises that
some of the best home talent will be
heard. Miss Katherine Richards Cor
tsaon IS one of the artists, who has kind
ly consented to contribute to the pro-
gramme
The pupils of Clarence w. Bowen, as
! sisted by Claude Madden, violinist. and
Robert j. Prescott, reader will give a
ffecltai In the Park Congregational
church. Monday evening. The pro
+ gre NINE is:
Leach-'Let All Obey" George seu,au
Boardman-"Farewell Margarine
Piccolomini-~ora Pro Nos Miss Alice Adrian
F. H. Eichenlaub
Goldmark-Sufte, Op. IL
Allegro.
Andante sostenuto
Allegro ma non troppo.
Mrs Claude Madden and Claude Madden.
st Fsto Days" (G Ella. obi 49,.
Housley-"Tell Her Love Her So -'ii' I'm
n,,c Miss s,,, Mae Bintlff, Albert Berg.
Riley-FThe Old Sweetheart of Mine"
NyeI'The Milking Story
Robert j. Prescott.
gG Gray Dream T;1 OF Paradise George Sewall
Ciay.9a) III Sing Thee Songs Of Araby''
Gabriel (b) Remembered"
Bruch-"R omanza" . .CIaude Madden
MISE Hale, aCSCmpanlSt.
!. Haydn's Creation to be sung late in
February under Mr.. Blodgett's direc-
5tlon is being prepared by the Christ
church choir, assisted by a ladies
chorus. Mr.. Blodgett has secured Mrs.
Daisy Moore Roche to sing the soprano
soil and with Mr.. De Lorme, tenor.
and Mr.. Colville, tasso, to form the
trio.
Miss Ella G. Richards will give a
pupils recital in Dyer hall next Friday
evening. She will introduce some
young pupils who have marked pianfs-
tic ability together with advanced play-
ers who are already we'll known. The
Programme:
Concerto, G, Minor, First Movement . Mozart
Miss Elizabeth Burbank
(a) Allemand from trio No 5.. Haydn
(b) Berceuse, op. 60, No. 17.... Strezlezki
(c) Curious Story ..............H Heller
Miss Marcia Russell.
Polonaise CPosthumes) 49,. ..... Chopin
Miss Nellie Starkweather.
Concerto, Minor, Andante, Presto,
Allegro Miss xsYaf Edith Mcmillan ihendelssohn
o. 'Madchens Wunsch'' .Chopin-Liszt
Miss Ella Funk.
S5} iam aufsehWnnS eR az s Schubert
-" Miss Rose Naberaberg. 'S'nunann
(a) 'Du BfSt die Ruh' 49,. Schubert List
(b) Impromptu. OPP. 29.............Ch Chopin
F. w. Krieger.
Those who heard David Bispham will
be interested In the following notice
clipped from the New York Herald:
Monday morning, Mr.. Seidl and his
orchestra interpreted Beethoven Pro-
gramme, and an English adaptation of
a little one-act German play, "Ade-
laide,'' named from Beethoven's song of
that title.
David Bispham is the adapter of
"Adelaide,' which in the German origi-
nal is a charming bit of musical and
dramatic sentiment. The central fig
ure in the little play is Beethoven. Mr..
Bispham played this character, which
is wholly an acting one, so that we saw
the Kurwenal and Alberieh Of the Met
ropolitan opera house in purely dra-
matte role.
The play deals with a romantic cpl
sode in Beethoven's career and intro
duces two of his famous songs-Clar-
chen's lied, from the incidental music
to "Egmont," and Adelaide" Pas
sages in the play suggest that the. Ade-
laide, who is one Of the characters in 1t,
is Julie Guicciardi with whom Beet
hoven, it. As believed, was in love. To
her, at all events, Beethoven dedicated
one of his most romantic and most
famous compositions, the Sonata quasi