The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-11

broad In treatment, very skillfully scored,
and marked by sympathetic preserva-
ton of the spirit and the significance of
the poem. 1t is we'll adapted to Nine.
Schumann-H eink's voice and method, and
was superbly sung by her at the recent
Philharmonic concert.
Every day is a work day with the
operate people this week The forces will
be divided, contingents making excursions
to Brooklyn and Philadelphia. Every
body will be in active service. Operas Of
many schools will be sung in many lam
guages-that is, by the principals, for the
chorus will remain steadfastly true to
the Italian speech.
Operations will commence this Sunday
evening with the usual concert. There
will be five soloists-Susan Strong, who
will sing among other things an aria
from Gounods Queen of Sheba;"
Olitzka. whose principal contribution will
be ar aria from Ponchielfs "Gioconda;"
Salignac, with his favorite concert selec-
ton, F,iegier's Stances" Van Rooy,
with an operate aria and two Schubert
lieder and a musical Ultlander, Petsch-
nikoff, the Russian violinist, who will
play a couple Of pieces. LISTS "Preludes'
will be the chief orchestral selection.
The next fortnightly musicale of the
Schubert club will be held Friday after
noon. $3.50 o'clock, at Mozart hall. Spe-
cial interest attaches to this musicale, as
Mrs. Cora Dorwin Knapp, a well known
Chicago singer, is to give the more I'M
portant numbers on the programme
Mrs. Knapp is said to be the possessor
of a delightful soprano voice OF great
compass and singular sweetness, and 10
lii. Chn hca
studied with Neidlinger and other teach
ers of wide reputation
musicale will be given Tuesday even
ing at Plymouth Congregational church,
Summit and Wabasha, under the olrec-
ton of Mrs Vina Avery Smith ana
Henry de Lorme The concert will be
benefit for the church library MRS
Frank L. Hoffman, will accompany the
singers. The programme 1ono"s,
Duet-"Hear Me, Norma .6eiiiiii
katherine Gray, Marie Ewertsen.
| "Relieye'' ....................... Hosey
De Henry de Lorme; s,.,, p,ot
eui''o' Abe Arrivee.
..,sv paI,;d Princess Hartman
wy Maurice McCarville.
"a Song of the Heart ;:.::;;'..'' 'iii'so''
| oAe the Dawn ................... .Cdhlor
Irvine Dugan.
"Kypris IA i'oii''i'
| "Off to Philadelphia .;..;-........ ia yiies
| William Neal.
| tVi,a nellie, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Den Acqud
katherine Gray.
The iroup EDWARD McCaffrey.
| "Polonaise" ........................ CHOPIN
vs. '''''o William Kent.
Duot Observation-Disclosures. Otlecteu
p Katherine Gray and Marie Ewertsen
| ga fterwards'' Northumberland. Muiiei
Irvine Dugan.
the biacAD' Florence renee Buck. -,
"Awalyeo Observation-Disclosures. Pel1SSleF
Abe Arriyee. ,
aMattfnata'' ........................ Tosti
"An Irish Love Song
"Song of Sunshine" ........ Thomas
1.-TWO Scotch Songs M " White
Marie Ewertsen.
oToreador Song ................ Bizet
Henry. de Lorme.
The following programme VIII De rem
dered by DAMS orchestra at the Metro
| nolitan opera house, Minneapolis, this
| afternoon at $50 o'clock:
March-"New Century" 1900. -Keenig
Overture Merry Wives of Wind
Fa aDt Icy from The Hermit's
Fl Hfes soio."Fantasie Pastoraie
| Hongroise" ............. .....-..- Dopplel
| Mr.. Charles Freeman.
| caprice-" of the Roses
Kretschmer
Nocturne On 9. No. 2............. Chopin
'sTarantelle" new 49,: Claude Madden
lows (by reauesp strauss
| Mime. Nevada, who will sing in st. Pa'il
| at the Peoples church, March l. has not