The Saint Paul globe., 1897-04-11

Contralto Solo-"Still as the Night" .Bohm
Miss Burdette
Duet-''I Feel Thine Angel Spirit Hoffman
Miss Alcott and Mr.. Churchill
Z. q. I1tcomb, and Miss Dora Simpson, Ac-
companists.
A soiree-musicale was given at the
studio Of David Ferguson Colville last
Monday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Col
VllIe are always charming entertainers,
and the songs presented by the pupils
was sufficient proof of the fine work
done during the year. Miss Marion
Franklyn Keller, Mrs. Robert L. Johns
and Henry S. Gilbert were the vocal
lists, and rendered a programme, one
OF the merits Of which was the arts
tic, Well-balanced arrangement, be-
ginning with Rossi and Scarlatti, OF
the Italian school, and ending with
moderns, Nevin and Hawley. The
guests included many Of the most
musical people, among them Miss
Anna Stuart Hansel.
The music Of Christ church for
Easter includes two elaborate pro-
grammes, which will fully equal those
by which this church has drawn such
patronage in past years. On the even
Ing Of Good Friday the choir of sixty
men and boys will sing Stainer's
"CrucifiXion," the solos being taken by
Mr.. Quesnel and Mr. Churchill. Mrs.
Yale will sing an additional solo, the
contralto aria, He Was Despised,'
from the Messiah" and Master Morr1e
Jeffrey, I'D Like to Be With Jesus"
Stre!ezki. The programme for Easter
Sunday will be an elaborate one, and
is now in rehearsal, under Mr. BlOd-
gett, the chOirmaster.
The next Chamber Ensemble concert
will be given Thursday evening in Park
congregational church, and will be the
last OF the season. Miss Maud Lam
bert, one Of the soloists, who sang at
the time the Thursday musicale visited
the Schubert club, and who received
mC s f1att ring mention, will be the con-
tralto soloist Or the evening. Miss May
Strong, who never fails to give salts
faction and pleasure, will contribute
piano numbers, and Ray ShryOck the
viOlinist, will play Fantasie, by VieuX-
temps. There will also be concerted
numbers by the Ladies chorus and Sc
lecttons by the Chamber ensemble.
Miss Margaret Mich, the child
pianist, will play at the Seibert concert
Monday evening. Miss Mich is a
small pianist of great talent, who is
winning her way with local musicians
this season, and who, without doubt,
has something unusual of future be-
fore her.
Saturday evening, at the home Of
DR.. H. Hahn, on Marshall avenue, will
be given a musicale. for which only
limited number of invitations will be
issued. The programme, which is
promised, will be good, and will be pre-
Sented by some Of the very best of st.
Paul musicians. Miss Louis Taylor
will assist, if her hand is in condition
to allow Of her handling the violin. Mrs.
sZ<l, L. =.
Mich, the violnist. Miss Aspenwall,
ever popular for her execution on the
piano, will also assist.
Miss May Griffith, a. pupil of Prof.
Onet, of st. Paul has accepted the pO-
stion of soprano of the Presbyterian
Church choir, of Warsaw, Wis.
An elaborate musical programme is
being arranged by Mrs. Charles E.
Marvin for the Peoples church, to be
given Friday evening, April %. At
this concert julie G. Lumbard, the great
veteran war singer, will appear for the
first time in St. Paul. Mr.. Lumbard
hardly needs an Introduction to the
people of st. Paul, as his name is IA
miliar to every soldier who marched
with Sherman's army to the sea. These
soldiers tell Of the great enthusiasm
and inspiration gained from the songs
of the Lumbard boys as they marched
| with the Union army to victory. Mr..
Lumbard will be assisted by the best
musical talent in the Twin Cities.
The Peoples church, of st. Paul. Is
preparing a specially attractive musical
| programme for Easter Sunday. The
| choir, assisted by a chorus of twenty
| cultivated voices, will render a most
delightful programme, consisting of the
| ha al pf 10 CT
Stainer's sacred cantata, '"The Cruel
fixion," will be rendered at Christ
! church on Good Friday evening at 8
| o'clock by the vested choir Of sixty
| voices, under the direction of F. c.
Biodgett, oorganist and choirmaster.
| The solos in the iCrucifXion will be
sung by MessTs. A. P. Quesnel, tenor
and Percy Churchill bass. Mrs. C. g.
| Yale will sing He Was Despised"
| (''The MessiaRO Handel, and Master
Jeffrey will sing I'D Like to Be With
Jesus" StreletzskL Mr.. FRANKLIN w.
| Kreiger will be the accompanist
The following musical programme
will be rendered at Christ church on
Easter Sunday by the vested choir of
the church. under the direction Of F.
c. Blodgett, organist and choirmaster
Christ Our Passover ~ Gregorian chant
Te Deum. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Kotzschmar
Jubilate Observation-Disclosures. Danks
Introit-"The Strife Is O'er' Rev. Palm Saxby
/ hyrle ElelSon -..---...-........ .Redhead in G
Gloria Tlbi ....--...---......-......P ..Plain song
/ Hymn-"He Is Risen" ....... Hymn No. III
! Confirmation Hymn-"My Faith Looks
! Up to Thee '..................H Hymn No 235
/ Offertory-"I Know That My Redeem
er Liveth' (the Messiah y ......... Handel
| Master Morrie Jeffrey.
! SanctuS ....,..-....-....--. W N0O0ward
/ AgnuS Del Adams
Recessional-"At the Lambs High
Feast We Sing ................. Hymn 118
! Evening
! Processional-"Jesus Christ Is Risen
/ Today Observation-Disclosures. Hymn 112
| Magnlhcat. ....... ...:...... Tours in F
| Anthem-"He Is Risen" ...............C Glare
! Hymn Jesus Lives ............ Hymn I6
| Offertory-'I Know That My Redeem
er Liveth' tthe Messiah ...... Handel
Recessional-"Come Ye Faithful Hymn 10
"THE SEVEN SISTERS"
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