The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-28
IN TIE DOMAIN 0f MUSIC
KNEISEL QUARTETTE CONCERN
WILL PIE MUSICAL EVENT
OF SEASON
WILL APPEAR HERE MAY ID
Vested Choir of ST. Matthew's Ep.s-
copal Church VIII Give Concert
Thurstay-Miss Rergh's
Recital.

In spite Of the very excellent musical
| events that have frightened the inst clos
ing musical season of St. Paul it per-
maps, is not an exaggeration to saw that
une very BEST has been reserved for the
last, namely, the Knedsel quart cite. The
| Quartette Will give concert in ST. Paul
| tuesday evapfng, May IA, under the aus
| plces OF the Schubert club. The numer-
| Gus recitals given by the Riedelsberger
| string quartette during the winter have
peen for the purpose OF aiding music low
ers TO listen to the Boston quartette more
intelIigently
With the worldwide reputation enjoyed
| by this quartette it seems absolutely I'M
| necessary to mention their peTfe.t tons as
| Whole or as separate artists. Atten-
ton, however, must be called to one fea-
| ture of the May IA concert. A group of
| cello solos by Alvin Schroeder, 'celEst
! of the quartette. Mr. Schroeder is also
| first 'ceE!st of the Boston Symphony Or
| chestra, and this opportunity to hear him
| In solo work will undoubtedly be a grea.
pleasure. The London Musical Courier
| in speaking of this organic alton, ssays:
| America has just cause for pr de when
| she sees how, without a dissenting voice
London has given eulogy to tie quartette
from Boston, which has during the past
week created a sensation in this hyper
critical world of talent"
The vested Choir Of st. Matthew's Fps
copal church, st. Anthony Park, viii h
/ has recently been organized by Prof.
John l.. Fenwick, will give a concert
| Thursday evening at Churchill hall. The
choir will be assisted by few Of the
| more advanced of Mr.. Fenwick's pupils,
l including Miss Georgia Hill, Miss Katz,
| Miss Mabel Shearer Miss Ruth Marks
| and Oliver White. The following pro-
| gramme will be given by the choir:
| Anthem in Unison God OF Israeli
Arranged by Bierly Choir.
Horace Todd Woner 1 Masters 70 n and
Walter Southall.
| Recitation-Selected ....... Julius Wolner
| Solo-"The Lost Chord. Arr by Sullivan
| Master Walter Southall
Anthem-"Send Out Thy Light .Gounod
| Choir.
| Violin Solo--"Traumerei' .Schumann
Master Albert S. S. Ingram
Recitation-"our Guide in Genoa AMI
R9me. ,.:......Miss Hattie Coher
| q GOD So Loved the World"
| % Come Unto Me"
! From Stainer's ''Crucifxion.''
Prof. G. G.. Titcomb has issued invita-
lions for piano recital to be given BY
| Miss Minnie Bergh Tuesday evening in
the parlors of the Peoples church. Miss
Bergh will be assisted by Miss Julia
| Allison Youngman, soprano, and Arthur
Bergh, violinist. The following pro
gramme will be presented:
Humoresque 49, .. .Georg LiebIing
Noctulne, OPP. 81, No. 1 ......... Cho3in
Bailad fIer w wal17 q Chopin f
Miss Minnie Bergh. . =
a Mr.: Arthur Ber i;i.''.' sauret
oioiialse op Miss ?? Ra,o,;, Chopin
Caro- Nome 1(Rigoletto) Verdi
Trem0 MISS zt Julia Allison YoungIman. :,
Areiliolo Etudc 49,. ..Gottschallx
Fantasis Hong roise .F5uhav
Mr.. Arthur Bergh = ''''''S
Ih neee T TIoa, Ptictures-Rage, Sad
HESS Dlsfity ,f;a. :, Arthur Bergh
An Orchard Cradle Song ...L Dcnza
rzuo,et,, Miss Young'nan.
| IWelfth Rhapsody ..... Tjszt
Miss Bergh. ''9'-'N
A number of interesting pupil recita 5
frightened things musical last wee;.
one OF the most satisfactory Of these
recatads was the matinee given Wednes-
day at Cretdn hall by the chitdrt MS class
IN music from st. Agatha s cons sryatl9rv
Inc performances were ma MY on tie
piano, although there were numerous yio-
lin, vocal and ensemble numbers The
| programme demonstrated the solid tech
nical basis which each Child has aco-dred
and IN many masses unusual ability was
revealed The following took part: The
ch1ldren's choral class, ST Aga has club
Misses Irene Cummings, S. Roth c. Rus
sell, M. Gehan, M. Logan M Keegan.
Stella Hassett, Helen Schultz, Mare1er-
lite Cavtzel, Mary Cooley, K and M.
Ahem, Helen Jams, Sadie Malbin, E Sand
berg, M Webster, I. Cummings. V. jack
son, M. Marker, A. O'Oonnell, L. Snow,
| M. Hayden, L. HtndeTer, A Schweitzer.
H. FORESTER, M. Harvey, F. Nor ison, E.
Mcclure A. Kessler, Louise Corbett, A.
Mailey, M. Fra1lkowtak, Helen Gal. agher,
Clara Undergrad, R. Forester. A.
O'Neil Eldora sandberg, L. Wo k, J. Dill
lery, F. Raffertery G. Work, NJ. Widen
| berner, Anna O'Nel, Masters J. Aherm,
G. Kohler, A. Di lery and j. Miner.
"Who was to be Verdi's success i? was
| a question discussed by musicians even
during my visit to Milan SAYS Dr. F.
! Zedgfeld in a recent article in which he
4 tells of a visit to Milan and Verdi
1 in 1900. THE fitness of Giacomo Pucc nj
4 was generally admitted. even granting
/ that that composer possessed only 1.-THE
of Verdis genius. If a long Line Of mu,
steal ancestors can have any beneficial IN.
| f1uence ON the creative ability OF a COM
| poser, 6ucclHl SilOu1C Do d very IRE con-
poser, indeed, fer his is a family almost
as musically extens We in it's ia cl.ficat on )
as was that of Bach.
1.-THE composer of Manon Lescaut has
that within him which SHOULD bring him
! universal recognition. The gift CT mel
/ ody is the birtaright OF every It5lian
i composer. but PUccina aso possesses that
sense of the dramatic and mastery over
| orchestral resources without which no
] opera writer can achieve SEC S.
Mrs. Frank L. Hoffman, will dir CT ST.
Luke's choir and preside at TIE organ
there for the last time today. Special
| music has been arranged for the mass N
| the morning and for the evening vesrers.
| Gounod's ST. Cecilia mass will be sung
| this morning with DAMS orchestra. In
| the evening Moderati's vespers viii he
sung Dollie Rathbun- C'hesley, soprano.
will sing Bassinis 20 salutaris." Miss
Hoffman, and her brother, Edward CO.
Inns. will leave for Chicago this week.
Two talented children, piano pupils Of
Miss Ella Richards, VIII give g recital
Saturday afternoon May 4, at o'clock
in the Professional League club room
Lota Mcmillan and Malcolm Mcmillan
will give the programme, assisted by
Sidney Chase, boy. sop. ano, who is
STUDYING with Miss Pinch. The following
! l. It'll No c-f1r