The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22
MUSICAL COMMENT.

FadereWski, the greatest of living plan
lists, will apear at the Metropolitan opera
mousse Thursday evening, April 26, in one
grand recital, commencing at o'clock
sharp. The programme will be as fol-
lows:
5duat Etudes symphoniques op 49,. .schumann
Sonata, f minor (Appasionata)-
I. Allegro Assia -'o!e !ei
IL Andante con moto (variations)
Ill allegro ma non troppo Presto
Serenade, Hark, Hark, the LARK
. Schubert-Liszt
pouo Erl King" ..... Schubert List
6Eanade, Ean, major op. 3S. ..:...:.... Chopin
Et1ue, Eui, NO. II, Qp. s25......-........C Chopin
Na1se, op. H....................... Chonin
MIenuet, A major. Paderewski
Etude de Concert ............. list
Rhapsodie Hongroise No. 10. Idszf I1iszf
Miss Celeste Coglan will give song
recital In the Peoples church in Nav,
assisted by local artists
Miss Gertrude Hall will give pupils
recital in the Dyer building on Tuesday
evening, April "a, at o'clock. Following
is the programme:
TTfTio1March, rio, March, D Major ;.....:.. Schubert
uporaas Stella Humphrey. :'.,''Dennee
" May Rank iiki.'','.'''' .Dussek
..1ra,. Ethel Myron. l'''','''''' 'Nevin
-Aaasnta = 4sa S!l suilwoid. Won Wilm
.".Rondo,', g Flat Major ............ .Chopin
eCaprlecio Brilliant" OPP. %. .Mendessohn
Miss Emma Thompson.
May Increase Choir-The Central Pres
q OH -
dition to its choir. Mrs. M. Graves. Mrs.
Allen Krieger, F. H Ayers and G. Prick
son sang in the church yesterday, and
the engagement of the quartette will
come up before the board at the next
general meeting.
A. P. Quesnel formerly Of ST. Paul.
seems to be gaining laurels rapidly in
New York. The following item is clipped
from the Musical Courier, in regard 10
his appearance at "Cafe Musicale.
given at the Hotel Majestic.
1t Is only fair to say that two of the
prlnclpal artists Of the evening Miss
Bellini and Mr.. Quesnel, are products OF
what American youth can do in America;
under an American teacher, Nine Lusa
sGappiani, whose grand operatic style was
reflected in their singing; 1t will he re-
Scalled that Madame Cappiani was one of
the famous dramatic opera prima dome
winning her laurels in "Africaine, .
''Huguenots, 'Fidelio,' '.Tannhauser"
and "LohengIin." Both these artists
would be an acquisition for the Crau-
Savage company.
George Paoletti, one Of the young or
chestral leaders of New Orleans, who has
| just been III the city, alternating with M.
Finance, of the French Opera company,
| IS one of the youngest and most-afficfen
leaders among The young generation to.
day. M. Paoletti is an Italian and. there
| fore las ths spirit and fire inlierant OF
| the race and its people. The success of
| the "Salammto" ballet under his baton
was due largely to his efforts and direc-
| tion. Mr.. Paoletti is director of tile
| Creole band in New Orleans, and viii
bring the organization to the North nex4
summer to play at one of the lake resorts.
Madame Murio-Celli, Of New York, the
| well known vocal teacher, who has rank
| ed among the foremost instructors of
| America, died at her home in New York.
! April 16, of pneumonia. Nine Murio-Ceili
| had Won rencwn as a composer of con-
cert songs, some of which have been
fayorites in the repertoire of Patti, Ger
| ster and eppa-Rossa. Her pupils in
| cluded such artists as Nine Emma Juch,
Marie Engel, Nelia Bergen, Dorothy Nor
| ton and scores of other we'll known
liz NlI-lS.+N Ell udS l0lC d vacancy IN
the musical profession not easily filed.
Alice Nielsen will spend the coming
su.lmer away off In Northern California,
In the shadow of Mount Shasta Miss
| Nielsen owns d ranch, and thereon a
pretty and comfortable bungalow is being
erected, that will be the resting place
of the prima donna from June to Au-
gust Ida Vallerga, the former opera
singer, who was Miss Nielsen's first
| music teacher, will be with her all sum-
mer, and Miss Nielsen will devote much
Of her time to further vocal study.
Carrie Bridewell has signed for three
years with the Maurice GIau Opera COM
pany.
A benefit for the national Boer relief
fund VIII occur at the Metropolitan opera
house on April 26. Lillian Nordica, Henri
Marteau, Walter Damroseh, and Camille
D'Arville have volunteered.
The next season of the Maurice Grau
Opera company will open in San Fran
cisco Nov II.
The Womens String Orchestra of New
York, conducted by Carl v. Lachmund,
at Mendelssohn hall. The soloists will be
Emma Juch Wellman and CASTOR Deth-
ier, oIganist.
Miss Maud Powell, the American violin
ist met with such instantaneous success
upon the occasion of her appearance with
the Liverpool Philharmonic society the
evening of March 6, that she was imme-
diately re-engaged for a concert Dec. A,