The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-21

| ure was obvious to a moments study
at the Seidl concert, where a discrimi-
mating taste marked the applause.
1.-The third in the series of popular
I eeneerts given at ConoVer hail under
the direction of c. M Selling, will be
given today at $3.50 p. M, the usual
lsorchestra being assisted by Mrs Vina
| Avery Smith. contralto; Henry De
| Ler1ne, tenor, and Mrs. Matilda Mich
| pianist. The programme promised is
| very pretty.
DAMS orchestra opens it's regular
winter series of concerts in Mime
apoliS today.
The Trinity Choral society will give
their next musical on Thanksgiving
| night at Trinity church parlors, Wa
basha and Tilton streets. The hall will
| be deliberately decorated for the oc-
casion. The committee that has the
arrangements in charge are the Misses
Minnie Fuhram and Lillien Lemke and
George Ziemer. The programme is
under the direction of F. w. Schroe-
Ger The following programme will be
rendered:
o Was ist des Dentcben selected
Reichardt
Trinity Choral Society
Selection.
Male Quartette-"The Owl and the
Messrs, Gerber, schroedel, Schroeder, schultz
'erenade Trinity cbo..i sociot, .Mide
Either Solo-'Aus Gutter Alter Zeit' .Schaler
Miss Helen Arnold
"Es Fling Elm Knab" .................. Pache
Ladies' Chorus.
soprano SOLO ............M Miss Anna ii. Gerber
Miss Helen Roehnisch
Male Quartette-" Medley .............. White
Messrs. Gerber, Schroeder, Schroeder schultz
Selection.
'Wet Hinaus' Observation-Disclosures. Helm
Trinity Choral Society.
Seibert's orchestra. under the direc-
--Gn Of Geo. Seibert Jr.. will inaugu-
tie a series of eight concerts at the
Metropolitan opera house on Sunday
afternoon Dec. u, at 2:30. These con-
certs will be given every two weeks
Following is the programme for the
first concert:
Mareh-"First Brigade .......S eibert
- Gast composition of the late George Sci
bert, Sr.)
Overture" princess Janne" Saint saens
Scotch :S; Symphonic N. S........ MendelSsohn
(a) The King of France
tb) Il, Too Was Born in Arcadia"
(c) In Darkest Africa"
OvertuTe-''La GaZza Ladra" NM. .ROssini
Selection-'La Trayiata' Verdi
Here is little characterization of
Mendelssohn's music which throws his
work into a strong light of contrast
to that of Wagner:
'Mendelssohn was from the outset an
exponent of graceful, fluent melody.
His genius was deeply tinged with the
sentiment of song, and he could no
more have sacrificed beauty of theme
and perfect simplicity of form to SUBJ
tlety of detail than Handel could"
Walter Damrosch, assisted by c. A.
Ellis, will direct a five weeks season
of grand opera in French, German and
Italian. The performances will begin
about the middle of January and will
occur in the New York Metropolitan
Opera house. Following is the list of
singers and the repertory: Sopranos
and contraltOs, Mines. Melba, Gadski,
Barna, Seygard, Toronto, Staudigi,
hatfield, Van Cauteren and Nordica;
tenors, Messrs. Ibos, Rothmuhl, Salig-
nae, Breuer. Van Hoose, Vanni and
Kraus; baritones, Messrs. Campanari,
Staudigi, Stehmann and Bispham;
BASES, Messrs. Boudouresque, Rains,
Viviani and Fischer; conductors, Mr..
Damrosch and Signor Bimboni; Bar
Der of Seville" 'Cavaleria Rusticana,'
Romeo ct Juliette" Aida Faust"
Les Huguenots," "Rigoletto,' Scarlet
Letter." ''Manon,' Lucia" Flying
Dutchman," Tristan und Isolde" "Das
Rheingold,' Die Walkurie,'' "Sieg-
fried and Die Gotterdammerung."
Mr. Zollner's opera, "Das Holzerne
Schwert," has been accepted for per-
Torrance at Berlin, Leipsic, Cassel,
Metz and Schwerin.
Augusta Spanuth, pianoforte; Lud-
wig Marunl, violin. and Anton Hegner,
cello, have formed an organization I'M
der the name Of the New York ChaIn-