The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-14
GALAXY Of TALENT
BRILLIANT STARS WILL SHINE IN
THE CONCERT OF TUESDAY
NIGHT.
SEIBERT PROGRAMME TODAY
INCLUDES A NUMBER OF NEW AND
ATTRACTIVE SELECTIONS BY
THE BAND.
"DER FREISCHUTZ," IN GERMAN,
SEIBERT PROGRAMME TODAY
ODER FREIsCHUTz," IN GERMAN,
VIII BE Sung by the Mozart Club
Tonight Amid Elaborate Scenes
and Settings.

The name of Mrs. Porteous of Min
neapOlis, alone will probably be suffi-
cient to attract a large audience to
Park Congregational church Tuesday
evening, as she is a great favOrite in
the Twin Cities. Taken in connection
with the other artists who appear on
the programme which is printed be
low, her name furnishes an attraction
quite beyond the ordinary. She, to-
gether with Miss ElOise Shryock, plan
list. and Mr.. Heinrich Hoevel, violinist
will assist the Chamber Music Ensem-
BILE, string quartette consisting Of
Messrs. Shryock, Pompe, Daniel and
Stevens. The concert is under the
auspices Of the Schubert club.
QuarJette ............................. HaydR
(a) Allegro spirituoso.
% Andante GraZioso.
(c) MtnuettO.
Id Finale.
Mrs. Porteous.
siegmund's Love Song Qrom Die Walkure
Miss Eioise shryocK. ''''
-''s' Mr.. Heinrich Hoevel. 5000 % 1''
(a) Where Blooms the Rose: Clayton Johns
(b) sans Toi. Guy d Hardelot
(c) Ecstasy ............ Mrs. H. H. Beach
Mrs. PorteOus.
Quartette BarcarOle. ............. Tcha1koWsky
Seibert's orchestra will give the third
of their series of concerts at the Metro
pOlitan opera house this afternoon at
o'clock. A carefully selected pro-
gTamme will be presented containing a
number of musical features which have
not been introduced at any of the prev
iOus concerts, and an especial treat is
promised the music lovers at today's
entertainment. The opening march,
'Nansen," is dedicated to the great ex-
plorer by the composer, Garcia FOss-
ChriStOphersOn, who is also the vocalist
at the concert this afternoon. AS Miss
Garcia FOSs, she will be remembered
in musical circles of this city, as three
years ago she gave a concert and song
recital at FOrd's Music hall, which
created great sensation at the time
delighting local musicians. The great
favor with which the two previous con-
certs Of this orchestra have been re-
ceived, and the general excellence Of
today's programme, give every reason
to believe that this third concert will
surpass all previous events of it's kind.
The programme for today is as follows:
Part l.
March-Nansen Garcia -Christophersen
arranged for Orchestra by Director Seibert)
Observation-Disclosures ............... Schubert
Symphony-Scotch ............... Mendelssohn
First two movements)
Soprano SOlo-"Come Unto Me ....... .Coenen
Mrs. Garcia Foss-Christophersen.
Piano accompaniment by Mrs Mathilda
Mich.
Descriptive Fantasie-The Dying Poet
Gottschalk
The Village CHARACTERISTIC. .SchaN
Recollection of Scotland .............. Braham
"a collection of Scotch airs.)
acknowledgements ............ Kersen
The st. Paul Mozart club will pro-
duce Der Frieschutz" in German at
Mozart hall tonight. The club has
had the opera in preparation for the
past four months, under the direction
Of Prof. William Manner. DAMS or
chestra Of twenty pieces has been en-
gagged for the occasion, and the opera
will be presented in an elaborate man
ner, new and special scenery and en-
tire new costumes having been pre-
pared for the occasion. The princi-
pals of the cast are as follows: Otto
kar, Prince Of Bohemia, G. Bloeser:
CunO, chief ranger, William Conradi;
Agathe, his daughter, Mrs. Paul Zum-
bach; Aennchen, cousin Of Agathe,
Mrs. Emile Traeger; Casper and Max
two huntsmen, P. J. Giesen and Paul
Zumbach; Samiel, a fiend huntsmau.
N. E. WOldul; Hermit, L. Arbogast;
Kilian, rich peasant, Charles Eul;
The Bridesmaid, Miss A. Arth. There
will be huntsmen phantoms, peasants,
bridesmaids, etc, made up of the cho-
rus of sixty trained voices. novel
feature is the request, which appears
on the programme, which asks the
ladies to leave their hats at the check
room" where they will be checked
free. The present opera is the great
est attempt Of the club in it's history,
and they hope to make it a pronounced
success. Mrs. Zumbach, Mrs Treager
and Messrs. Paul Zumbach and P. J.
GleSen make up a strong quartette,
which will no doubt do some excellent
musical work
The Young Peoples Society of Trim
ity church, Wabasha and Tilton, will
give musicale in the church parlors
Tuesday evening, Feb. e. Following is
the programme:
PART l.
Westminster Orchestra
20 Valid, vie ewig schoen bist
~ 20; -, -. Rhode
Trinity Choral Society,". w. Schroeder Di-
rector.
Violin Duet ............" Sounds From Home"
Messrs. Cameron and Nelson.
Male Quartette-"A Sailors Life" White