The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MUSI6AL,
MELHNGE. 81
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Thursday evening. March q. Nine. Blanche
Marchesi, the daughter Of the celebrated
teacher of singing, Nine. Marchesi, of Paris,
fence. From the daughter Of such mother
we naturally expect a degree Of efficiency
IN the technical part Of her art, nor will We
be disappointed, for Blanche Marchesi is a
highly trained singer, with a mezzo-soprano
voice of considerable sweetness and power
Her interpretative power is most exceptional
teristc, and she has solved the problem of
how to employ the refinement Of voice pro-
duction In the heightening of interpretative
effects. Just as one had not heard the music
Of Tristan until Jean de Reszke sang IL
last year, so has one never understood the
! n1aa5y Of s en- nam, Herseeid and
1t in his hearing.
Under Marchesl's wonderful handling
Glucks old fashioned music is made full Of
by the mere force of Intelligent phrasing ans
sensttiyeness Of tine color. May CT st. PauP,
music lovers are rejoiced to learn that the
eueh viii be upo1 her st. s0P Paul OF
1t is said that her phrasing and tone color
in this old-fashoned music Is marvellous.
Nine Blanche Marchesd's singing Is so per-
feet because she possesses temperament, an
excellent organ, a splendid method and a
fine musical taste-in fact everything that Il
r., required t In a singer. Marchesd is the next
club series OF concerts. The very name
Marchesi-spoksn the world over in every
cut red Is guarantee sufficient
A. Fisher has begun its studies and will
ineet regularly at $3.50 p. m. Tuesdays. at
pyers, under the auspices Of the Frauen-
Franz Wilmer Munich and Dresden) and the
instruction will be given by Mr. Fisher IN
the English language With the regular sight
q choruses for women's voices. in both the
German and English languages.
The programme for the regular Schubert
the Second division. assisted by Mrs W. NJ
Porteous. Of Minneapolis; Mr. Dudley w. Pike
and Mr.. Lucius W. Anderson. The principal
op. 81, Mrs. Candy, Miss Morton; Dudley
Buck, song, Mr.. Dudley W. Pike; Wien.awzki,
Cirque" OPP. %; J. S. Bach, Air. Mr.. Luclus
Ponteous; Etude, OPP. 25, No. I; Chopin, Waltz,
Op. "a. No. Fantaisie-Impromptu. Mrs.
Fernstrom; Wagner. air from ..Tannhauser,'
Mrs MIS-, NJ Nc O. Graves Wagner Entrance Of the
meier, Mrs. G. A. Clark. Mrs. Clarke. Mrs.
Cass Gilbert.
A sacred concert will be given by the choir
Of St. Peter Clayer's church, corner Aurora
and Harrington. this evening at 8 O'clock
Rev. p Danehy will deliver lecture on
the Art and Music Of the Catholic Church"
No admission will be charged. but oollec-
ton will be taken up to defray expenses
Is needless to state that the concert will
be the best of its kind. and it is hoped that
all those who wish to hear the choir of St.
Peter Claver's church will avail themselves
of the opportunity.
Mr. Titcomb and Mr.. Rhys-Herbert will
give pupils recital Tuesday evening In
Howard & Farwell's music rooms The pro
gramme is as follows:
Heunes, Miss Bernadette ouesnel; The
Brook" Warren, Miss Donalda Donald;
chac0nne ',o chaminade. Miss Phena Morey;
ss m MAS Nina M0
Rowe; Grand Waltz Brilliante," Wien
iawski, Miss Minnie Bergh "Adagio," Jer-
ome Hill; "Pappillon," Lavallee. Miss Helen
Doweli, Miss Shirley Morgan aPe Pens, Poet Poet
ique," B.. O.. Klein; Nocturne, E major,
Chopin, Miss Louise Chryst. Vocal numbers
solo, "The Valley by the Sea-" Adams, Miss
Mrs M. O., Graves: solo, Happy Days
Roses Moir, Misses Hinderer and Williams;
solo, Spring" Tosti. Master Maurie jeffrey
Ing at conover han by the pupils of Mrs.
Ella Lamberson. The soloists are: Mrs.
Charles w Gardner. Mrs. Gustav A. REM,
Florence Marion Pace, Miss Helen Gibbs, Miss
Julia Youngman and Miss Evelyn Prender-
CAST. Mrs. W s, Briggs will direct the
aoT b and snae1s @ Begn will
Down IN the Dewey Dell,'' Smart chorus;
MyI ps verdq 1 CAD HAYDEN
KISS Meyer f Mrs. 0 REM; "a, YeI
low Daisy" (b) "Mignonette''- tc) Blue
Bell" MaeDowell; ID 20, whistle and I'll
SSme to hHa Ny aad Rras snc Mrs Wa Dixon
3D." Allitson, Mrs. Leavitt (a) "a May
Morning Denza lb) "A Summer wooing,
hyf fenao Mss pTsndsEa @ Asss B Re
l'Bianoa," Mattel; MISS Pace; TOO foune.
MISS GibS9 visions baarSeo Alif Mra
REM, violin obligato by Arthur Berg; Spring
Song" Henschel. Miss Pace; Cradle Song
Brahms chorus.
song service will be held this evening
In Park C Congregational ch%rsh The pro
mighty Power" Handel; solo. Hold Thou
Ny Hand" Gounod; NJ L. McIntire; anthem,
The Two "A Angels {. Kr9sman duet Lead
Mr.. Glow; part song (nlale voioes). "Sleep
lord. BUCK N. F. VOID; ofertory 0 lcho aan
And the Glory of the Lord" Handel. w.
Rhys-Herbert organist and choirmaster
Phinney's United States band Will give two
concerts at the metropolitan this afternoon
and evening. The programmes In full are:
Patriotic March" Weldon; overture,
MERRY Wives of Windsor Nicolai cornet
solo. selected, W. v. Kenney; ballet music,
from Faust Gounod; march, THE Pioneer
Limited Phinney; piccolo solo, "Rondo
Caprice sylvestre, A. Peterson; patrol
comique And They All Walked Away"
Hecker; baritone solo, 1.-The Old Discarded
Organ sung by H. T.. Morphy; grand de-
scriptive Fantasia, From Battlefield to Fire
side,' Phinney. Evening-Overture, Tam
haeuser," Wagner; cornet solo, selected, W.
V. Kenney; popular medley. arranged by w
F. Weldon; march. 1.-THE Pioneer Limited
Phinney; theme and variations, How Can /
Leave Thee7" Cox; grand scene, Lies Hugue-
nots," LA Benediction des Poigniards.
Meyerbeer; baritone solo, Every American
Girl Is Queen sung by Hubert l.. Nor
ply; grand descriptive fantasia, From Bat
tlefeld to Fireside,'' Phinney.
seibert's orchestra will give the fourth of
its midwinter concerts at the Metropolitan
next Sunday afternoon. The programme will
be arranged as follows: March Of Progress.
Fanciulli; overture, 'Fidelio." Beethoven;
awakening of the Lion" Kontsky; selection,
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