The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-24

arabian prophet and is greeted by the Ar
aDian maidens. (b. Arabian dance. After
many wonderful adventures he returns az
p pooi' Cid man suffering shipwreck on the
way. &c. Peer Gynt's homeward voyage). He
is welcomed home by Solvejg. his Sweetheart
ana rests his weary head on her lap. I'd Sol,
veJgs song). w. 'i-
Rhapsodie No. 2 Iisa.
suite Carmen No. 2.. Pa
a. Habanera. -iiNeI
b. NOcturno
c. Finale Danse Boheme).
b. Ach Bite NoeR Einen waizs1 EGn Blon
String Orchestra.
Lohehgren-I Transcription SympbonI1ue"
Concert Waltz-"virage Swallow" Str auas
overture Soilenelle-'1Sl2" . TschaikowskS
The '1812, or HOW wan ana o Drum Corps
written for the conservation of the CathedraI
OF Oh the Redeemer. Moscow. 1t is highly de-
scriptiye music expressing in an al1eeor.caI
rhapsody the struggle before Moscow hetween
inc French and Russians, ending with the
and AT OF Napoleon A Russian folk-meIody
less distinctive thematic material arc nor,
ca up into series Of astonishing contrasfs
n,a tGlrmaxes, ending in the complete sup
OF the Russian anthem with what nojh4 in III
termed symphonic fury. 10
line last regular musicale of the Schubert
ciuD, TO be given in the Park Congreeatianai
church next Wednesday afternoon nronnises
TO be of unusual interest. The programme
Is as follows: ioe'"iiiie
Second and Third Divisions A.,.,
farWell. Mr.. Olaf Halls and MT. CoIyiIia
prelude and Sarabande Op 62 Won T,Ien
6 MISS Morton and Mrs. Candy.
Miss FarweH
a. Impromptu, OPP. .Cbonin
D. hI No . Revolutionary. OPP. 10,
Miss Gibson ',.........- Chopin
CaVanne-"C Carmen pto.
Mrs. Brewster.
b. Romance '.''.'.-.. .'....-'.'..--.'s yendsen
Mr.. Olaf HAS 'sinding
DVerak Slavonic Dance in c Major
Saint s.ans Miss Morton and Mrs. Candy
'''--' s'asHEsLscene w.. Samson and Delilah
Solos and Ladies' Chorus
A sacred concert will be given b,, a..
WadH american club, in St. Louis church,
the artists who will furnish the programme
are: Mrs. Harris, Miss Mile Potfeiesar
I'm Emil straka, John Gehan, E. A.. LaDpIne'
A. Of &c Will be given for the bene-
pa Melba will sing ''Rarber of Seville in St
eVenne M dae M1eetr9politan theater. Monday
neae tne btu singing "Traviata" in Minna-
t ~ us, May lS and going thence to New York
u sail tor London Saturday
ot Master Guy Nanny. the boy soprano. Of
OISsllaWa, Canada. will sing the offertory solo
Nearer. My God to Thee" by Williams at
1he First M. E. church this morning. A
large chorus of twelve voices will sing the
a I In the morning and evening, under
the direction of Mrs. Russell Dorr, the or
o: P. de Sale, will sing the offertory at the
evening service. " ~
Miss Leila A. Breed whose studio has baen
at as her nome, on North Washington street: the
suites at the Conover building on the fourth
floor. va ~ ~ IL
THE Bohemian Girl" which is TO be given
under under the direction of Mrs vina Avery
smith and Henry De Lorme, will be sung
early IN May at the Metropolitan opera houss.
Inc cast which will differ materially from
that OF "Pfnafore.' is as follows
Gount ...... Mr.. Council
rPio[estan -. ..... Mr.. Dreher
80 AAooi $500. MT. De LorIn0
queen ......... Miss b sr
airline -. ....... .............. Miss Foley