The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-27


artist is awaited with much interest
by local musicians and music-lovers,
! as he is conceded to be one of the
greatest living pianists, ranking with
Sophie Menter, Carreno and Peder-
eWski.
Herr Rummel comes to the Twin
Cities direct from Carnegie hall, New
York, where he appeared with Seidl's
orchestra. His engagement will I'M
doubtedly prove one of the greatest
musical events of the present season.
OF RummePs playing Philip Hale, the
famous Boston critic, writes: las to
his technique, it may be justly said
willing and eager instruments of the
expression of his intellectual and SEN
suous musical wishes; they obey his
call without ostentation. Like we'll
trained servants, they are never no
ticed, and yet it would be unjust to
make no mention of the grace with
which he uses them. In brief his tech
nique shows the highest development
of piano playing Of the modern school
The sale Of seats for this event opens
tomorrow morning.
The programme ARRANGED by Prof
Frank DanZ for the last of his present
series Of symphony orchestra concerts
at the Metropolitan opera house. Min
neapolis, this afternoon. is one of the
best and most varied of any Of the
series.
Sousa's Stars and Stripes" will open
the programme as a request number
Suite from Carmen No. 3, a bracket
number of five sections is another in
teresting selection that will be appre-
ciated.
After the close of the present series,
which ends today, MIR. DAM will give
one or two extra concerts in Mime
apolis and like number in St. Paul.
The first Of the extras will take place
at Minneapolis on March 10.
The present series Of concerts have
been the most successful in Mr.. Danz's
fourteen years experience. His ven
ture this season in securing larger
quarters for these popular concerts
has been appreciated and Endorsed very
substantially by his friends and ad-
mirers in both ST. Paul and Mime
apolis. The pogramme for today's con-
cert is as follows:
March-'Stars and Stripes. .Sousa
BY Request.
Flying Dutchman" ........W Wagner
Suite-"Carmen" No. II................. Dizet
a Prelude March dc Contrabandiers)
Habanera.
NCc:Orna,
d La Grade Montante
e Finane Danse Boheme.)
Celebrated air Observation-Disclosures. Bach
String Orchestra
Scene dc Pal-"Charlotte Corday". 80. Beno,t
Concert Waltz-'Stories Of the Vienna
Grand Selection" B che milan Girl Balfe
Observation-Disclosures. ..........A. Thomas
Minnesota received notice during the week
that she IS TO be hOnored in musical matters
above her sisters at the coming exposition
to be he'd during the summer at Omaha.
The music committee in charge has formally
announced that Willard Patterns orator.o
( Isaiah" will be sung. Those who heard
this product of Minneapolis musical talent
in its two productions last winter will ap-
preciate the advertisement it gives to Min
nesota. The chorus will be a Minnesota af
fair, the different towns ca tributing their
quota and all rehearsing in Minneapolis once
before going TO Omaha. The Thomas or
chestra is TO be at the exposition in June,
and will play the accompaniment, while fam
Gus singers are to be engaged az so!oists.
The composer will conduct, and altogether
it IS certain that this part Of the Mime
sofa exhibit will place the state high up
in the honor rank.
The Schubert cub musicale next Wednas-
day afternoon at Park Congregational church
offers programme Of interesting piano
numbers and visiting vocalist Miss Es-
| telle Rose Of Chicago, contTalto, sang Thurs
day for the Thursday musicale in Mime
apolis and charmiDglv that she was at
once invited to come to ST. Paul. Miss May
Strong will contribute a piano number Mrs
Deter and Mrs. Wagner a piano duo Misses
| Talman Braden, Tanning and Mr.. Dugan an
Miss Wilson, sonata fer violin and piano.
The orchestra concert to be given by the
Schubert Club orcestra is dated for Tues
| day evening March s. at the Peoples audi
torium. The programme includes both choral
and orchestral numbers, under Mr.. ODER
! Hofers direction Some OF the best solo;sts
of the club will appear, and the club will
extend its hospitality this occasion by
| invitation.
The Fortnightly club will give a musicale
| and reception at the home of Mrs. F. VI.
| Grant next Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Russell
line OF the clubs work for the year and the
musical numbers will be offered by the Ce-
! Gillian quartette. Mesdames Cobb, Bliss, Col
vile and Southall.
Mrs. Jessica De Wolf has returned from
| New York, and will occupy her place in the
quartette Of the House of Hope today.
The fourth sacred concert by the choir of
the Peoples church occurs this evening at S
O'Clock The following is the programme:
Anthem...."O Come, Redeemer of Mankind"
John E. West.
SooThe Way Of Peace: G. Lq Fqa8ci Pr aier9
Miss Jennie Pinch.
Hymn ia.
Anthem Sing Praises Unto the Lord
soIo-"The Peace of Heaven" Paul Rodnav
Owen Morris
hymn a
Chorus. That Shall Endure
(From ElijahD
Ohertory Solo-"The Plains of Peace
| Master Morrie Jeffrey.
! Anthem" Praise the Lord" .... Maunder
Hymn 427.
! Miss Gertrude May Stein will give recital
| directed by the Schubert club, SATURDAY. even
! ing, March y. Miss Stein will be renero
bered here as the leading contralto IN the
| Wagnertan programme given by Anton Seidl
and the New York Philharmonic orchestra
| five years ago. Since then Miss Stein has
made one of the best regulations in Eastern
cities for recital work, and particularly she
is favorlte with the Boston Symphony Or
chestra. Her Interpretation of German songs
and her voice, which is very fine and firm
lends itself admirably to the bigger arias.
One OF the notable musical events in store
| this season will be the appearance of Jo-
seph Holman, once the famous boy pianist
Holman is 20 years old now, and has not
| been heard in this country, nor for that
matter IN public. for nearly ten years
California Limited-Santa Fe Route.
Third season Of this magnificent Trans
| Continental train, luxuriously equipped with
vestibuled Pullman Palace sleepers; also
Buffet Smoking car and Dining car, under
management Of Mr.. Fred Harvey.
| Leaves Kansas City at $40 a. m. Tues
| days, Thursdays and Sundays, reaching Los
Angeles in Sc hours. Returns from California
! Sundays, Tuesdays and Fridays.
Another California train, with Palace and
| Tuorist sleepers, departs from Kansas City
at 11:20 a. m. daily.