The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-24
MUSICAL NOTES.

Miss Gertrude Sans Souci will play
Maud Timer Jones' accompaniment
at the Richard recital Tuesday evening
at the Park Congregational church. Miss
piano programmes that has ever been
presented in st. Paul This ambitious
young womans piano recitaIs are always
looked forward to with rare pleasure by
music lovers, and this weeks recital
promises to be unusually successful.
The Monday night musical club. which
Is directed by Mrs. Harriet Hale, is just
now studying the works of Handel as
preparation for the better understanding
of "The Messiah which the st. Paul
choral club will give next month. La
ter Haydn and his works will be stud
led as a preparation for 1.-THE Creation
which the st. Paul choral club Will
present later in the season.
The Ladies' quartette composed Of
Mrs. Maud Cullen Robertson, first So
prano; Mrs. Frederick w. Faber, second
soprano; MRS O'Shaugnessy. of Stillwa-
ter, first alto, and Mrs. Allen Kreiger.
the 'eEurydicep quartette and by this
name 1t will hereafter be known. This
| quartette and the Orpheus Male quar-
tette will give Joint concert early next
month at the studio Of Mrs. Brock Beck
with, in the Phoenix block.
Recently a friend of Arthur Bergh. the
St Paul yiolinist, sent him from Balti-
more a poem entitled After Glow, with
the request that he set 1t to music Mr..
Bergh did so, and the composition was
produced recently at a concert given at
st. Marys seminary in Baltimore. 1t
won high praise for the young composer.
The choir of st. Joseph's Catholic
church which is under the direction OF
Prof Emil Onet, is already rehearsing
its Christmas music Poniatowski's mass
will be sung.
Miss Katherine Richards Gordon will
sing the soprano solos at the Church OF
ToI a Euap0eIiGt until fine first OF
the year.
Arthur Bergh and Miss Minnie Bergh
viii give their second violin and piano
recital Dec. TO-
ming to give an opera Dec. ! at mozart
hall. The name of the opera is THE AID;
bott Of St. Gallen" and the scene is lald
in Switzerland. The opera is the woTK
rector, and Is said to be most anbi-
tfous production. e. Heunisch will sing
the role of the abbott; H. F. Koenig, the
emperor, A. Fritsche. Bendlx; me, the shep-
nette There will be large chorus or
shepherds and peasants The members
Will wear the national Swiss costume
Miss Mona Suesa of New York, who
ony, has organized class In sight sing
ing She has fifty pupils who meet each
Tuesday evening at the Professional
league rooms In Raudenbush hall.
The Ladies' string QuaItette VI MISS
Hopes Ladies orchestra will assist in
the musical programme at the Dayton
Avenue Presbyterian church today.
There will be flute, organ and piano
accompaniments. This is new DEPART
ure for this church choir.
The choir boys of the Church of st.
| John the Evangelist have been presented
by their director. Mr. Fairclough. with
one section Of seats for the messiah"
Prof Fairclough, who directs the choir
at st. Johns, considers 1t important that
all schools, colleges. church choirs and
especially boy choirs, should frequently
| hear good oratorio mnsic, both from a
Mrs. E. Payson Smith, Mrs. Vincent, r.
D. Woodwork and Harry Drake are the
new quartette that will hereafter sing
at the Woodland Park Baptist church. =.
| Miss Katherine Richards Gordon VIII
sing this morning at the. Church of St
John the Evangelist