The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-17

| terpiece will be sung by a solo quar-
! tette, seventyfve voices and Danz's
! full orchestra. Those familiar with the
| Catholic church music literature will
realize that it is in Gounod's St Cecilia
! that the composer has so caught the
spirit of prayer and devotion through
| the medium Of the human singing voice
1t is seldom that an adequate rendition
! OF this glorious mass is given, as Will be
given on Christmas at the Cathedral,
| owing to the splendid acoustic proper
: ties of the church, augmented chorus and
well balanced quartette. Following Is
the programme:
Come All Ye Faithful" ........ Gounod
! "Kyrie'' Observation-Disclosures. Goun0d
..Tn11i Gounod
en- creator rtett. Miliard
Mrs. S. Y. Harris, Miss Pottgieser, Mr..
..cu,zo,, McCaffery. Mr. Gehan.
offertory. 10 Mira Nox,' GGu Han1
Solo-Duet and ouartette.
soi 1ncNf MEGA ffer,, ''''''-'''.'.. Gounod
| Benedfctus" ................-. Gounod
s9l On noj Harris and chorus.
'H sTef JAN Chorus f 40 nG.I
Mr., John F. Gehan. director, and Miss
Sans Souci at the organ. Christmas night
a part of the musical yespers will be re-
st. Luke's choir will sing Hayden's Six
teenth on Christmas day, with solo.
-quartette and chorus Miss Danz. So
prano; Miss Lawrence, contralto; Mr..
Soucheray, tenor; Mr.. Hoffman. bass.
Mrs. F. NJ Hoffman, director and organ
list.
The following Is the programme NJ
music to be rendered at Church of ST
John the Evangelist, Kent and Portland
streets. on Christmas day by the regular
supplied choir of forty men and bovs
Mr George ii. Normington. organist and
choirmaster.
MORNING, II a. m
PE roc IS 2 n al! Hymn-"O Come All
Ven f and Gloria Patri AqGste Eide1es
Ie Deum, = in 5 fat........... King Hall
IJubllate', ;:......: ............ Woodward
lntroit-"It Came Upon the Mid
Kyrle'' ...........: Sir John SfaineyY,
Hymn ark. the Herald Angels '''-'e-
Sing ................ NfendaIscob,,
Offertory- -'i 7iSS0i iil
ca There We're. Shepherds" etc. Handel
{ol GioTy 10 God ................H Handel
Sc 41aileluJah .......... ........ Handel
Communion Bread OF the ''- -
Goria in Excsisis,, Hodges
Retrocessional Hymn - Angels
from the Realms of Glory" III. Smart
The piano recital given by Mrs Her
man Schener at the Grand opera house
yesterday, under the auspices Of the
Schubert club, was one of the most ar
tlst1c programmes rendered this season
| by the club Mrs Scheffer was at her
best and favored her hearers with en-
| core numbers in response to the strenu-
Gus applause given her after each num-
| ber.,
! Maude Earl Burdette, the well known
| contralto, is now resident of Mime
apolis, having removed there on ac-
| count of her many musical engagements
| and large class. Miss Burdette will
! be missed from the musical circles of this
| city, but can always be found at her
musical headquarters in Minneapolis. the
Metropolitan music house
Nine Locke-Valisi the pianist, will
| spend the holidays in Chicago and incl
dentally play recitals at GAINESVILLE and
Rockford, Ill, returning to her studio at
Raudenbush hall Jan. l.
| Mrs. F. TT. Snyder, of Mankato, the
| well known vocal teacher, was In the
city a few days, the guest of musical
! friends.
At NO of the three organ recitals given
by Clarence Eddy at University hall, Fine
Arts building, this week, he was assisted
| by loca' artists more less known to
the public. At the third, Mrs. Jane
Huntington Yale, of St Paul was the
assisting artist and achieved well mer-
| tied success. Her voice is contralto. ex-
celent in quality and compass She has
much musical intelligence, sings easily,
phrases well and makes a very pleasing
addition to our concert singers Mrs
Yale has q bright and attractive per-
sonality, takes the stage we'll and won
her audience even before her first song,
Grieg's Autumn Gale, which she in
terpreted in a very finished and refined
| manner.-N. Y. Musical Courier.