The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-16
LOCAL MUSICAL NOTES.
Seibert's Orchestra to Be Heard in
Concert Again.

concert Again.
The success of the winter series of
Seibert's orchestra concerts at the Met
ropol1tan opera house this season, has
been Of such gratifying description
that, favorable opportunity having
presented itself, Mr.. Seibert will give
a special orchestra concert at that
theater this evening. A popular pro-
gramme has been arranged and will be
presented on this occasion, including q
march from 'The Bride Elect Sousa's
latest opera, and a popular medley of
the latest topical hits of the day. The
p1cgramme in detail is as follows:
March-"The Bride Elect" Qatest Sousa
Overture-"Ffdelio'' ..... Beethoven
First two movements)
Cornet Solo-"Grand Fantasia. :. Robinson
William G.. NARROW.
-"Delsenmuehle' 49,. ..Reissiger
u'n'e''e fal Lento n, Moder:to 'Lange
Messrs. Muehlenbruch, Louis Mich, F.
Aibrecht, H. Wuerz and Madame L.
Selection Tannhauser" -. ........ Wagner
"Czardos," from Ballet Coppelia -. Deiibes
Medley-'A Bunch of Hits" 800. 49,. Boyer
Miss Cornelia flaming will sing the
arias, Come Unto Him" and HE Shall
Feed His Flock" from HandePs Mes
S1ah, as an offertory at the First M. e.
church this morning In the evening.
the Hamline quartette will sing several
selections at the same church. Mrs.
Russell r. Dorr presides at the organ
at both services.
The regular DAM concert takes place
at the Metropolitan opera house. Min
neapolis, this afternoon, at $3.50 o. M,
Prof. DAM has arranged for today's
concert, the fifth of the present series,
the following programme.
Festival Overture" German Folksong'' -1'uen
Poem symphonique-"L Rouet d. omphaIe''
Saint-Saens
This is a descriptive musical poem, the
synopsis Of which is as follows: "At the
spinning wheel Of Omphale Hercules. who
was sent to serve the Lydian queen Omphale.
became SO enraptured by her charms that he
attired himself as woman, mingled with
her slaves and spun with them at her spin
ming wheel"
French rem ,o Horn solo-"song Without Words,
op' i'' George Franz NJ Mendelssohn
Waltz" Rudolfsklange" " ... Strauss
o. serenade-"Roccoeo', :. Meyer He ainiDd
String Orchestra.
Polish MuZurka, from the Opera LA
Vie Pour lie Gar Glinl,a
Selection" Cavaleria Rusticana'' ..Mascagni
Prof Station will be the accompanies for this
concert and George Franz will be the soloist.
The pupils of Mr.. Titcomb will give a
piano recital next Monday evening at
Howard, F'arwelPs, with the assistance
of D. W. Van Week, baritone.
The programme of the vocal recital of Mr..
terrain church Monday evening, under the
auspices Hl OF the Schubert club, is as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs Henschel. 'i'-'i'o
{a} Sacred IT. I,,Vergissmeinnicht'' Bach
(cl Aria Buffo from Don Calan-
Mr. Henschei. N''-I- 'SA
% song-"Polly willis. -. DR.. - Arne
(c} Old Irish song-"The Glen of
'>e'iiD'''' Mrs. H Hens: :'''''''
(al Crugantnos song from Goethe's
d. per TGh Gi1a Bel fso Beethoven
(c} der Lsiermann. from die Schubert
"h'sFreise Mr. MIR; Henscbei -. schubert
"a Elm schwan'' ........ .......... .Grier
(b} "Leis ,Beweght Hat sich der
g Der Gaertner 49,. .. - RaT Ka6n
n,,.. .co.,o,,i Mrs. Henschel: I@liD4'e
Two Ballads -'-' : l-eAs'n0i'
(dJ Inc ErlRlnS IOewe
CD "The Grenadiers'' .Schumsnn
MIR. Henschel.
Songs
s. s. \ ae Mother sss Song AmD H Th9asi
(c) Spring =. 49,. .:....... .Henschei
Mrs. Henschel.
Duet Buffo from Don Pas
Quale .y..... 49,. .DoniZetd
Mrs Jessica De Wolf will leave Mon
day night for the East, to be gone for
a month. She has several engagements,
one recital in Chicago, and some i'm
portant concert work in New York,
where she will spend most of the time.
The Schubert club musicale will be
given at Park Congregational church
next Wednesday afternoon The pro-
gramme is in charge of Mrs Curtiss
ard Miss Shaw. Mrs. Knox will read a
paper on the symphony. Mr.. De Wolf
will sing, also Mr. Phillips.