The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-10
ITS LIFE AT STAKE
ON RESULTS OF THIS
SEASON
REHEARsING THE MESSIAH
Director Normington Is Fast Getting
Chorus Into Shape for Christ
mas Concert - Schubert
Club Musicale.

The ST. Paul Choral club will live or
ole by the results of this seasons work.
Last season it was an experiment. Ar
tistically and, to a certain extent, fnan-
cialIy, it proved itself successful expert
ment. There can be no doubt now in the
minds of the music-loving public that the
Choral club is capable of doing good
work the best work. There is still
small doubt in the minds of the officers
of the club as to whether the public APP
preciates its work sufficiently to aid in
making it a permanent institution. The
attendance at the opening Christmas con-
cert will do much to settle this doubt.
The rehearsals of the Choral club for
the Messiah are progressing satlsfac-
torily In fact, so far have those re-
hearsals progressed that the officers an
nounce that il any singers desire to join
they must do so without delay, as to do
so much longer would prevent them from
appearing in the Christmas concert. The
rehearsaIs are held every Tuesday in
Christ church guild hall. At these re-
hearsals Director Normington devotes
fifteen minutes of the time to a,novel fea-
ture. This is the singing by different
members of the club the principal solos
that will be sung at the Christmas con-
cert by out-of-town singers. This is
may become familiar with the different
solos.
Alexander Musgrove, the English bari
tone, has been secured by the trustees of
the Peoples church to take charge of the
singing there. A large adult chorus viii
be organized, made up of members of the
Peoples church and other persons as
well. Applicants for places in this chorus
xrrS1 <,I,5
Saturday evening, Nov. 16, at o'clock
It is intended that the chorus sing Sun
day evenings in the church services and
that toward the close of the season it CO.
operate with the juvenile chorus in CIV
ing concert.
The Schubert club will hold it's next
musicale Wednc sday afternoon in Sum-
NIT hall, Laurel avenue. The programme
follows:
Mrs. D. F. colville
songs- .sEt You" Victor Harris
The Fisher .....Horatio Parker
Ladies quartette, composed of Mrs. T.
= M. NeWson, first soprano; Mrs. VIII
Dixon, second soprano; Mrs. d. F. Col
vile, first alto; Mrs. Frank O'Meara,
second alto.
Piano-Gavotte 1890. ......... Rogers
Etude ...,........ ............ Foote
Mrs. E. A. Warren.
songs@ Isl ;.............-. osgoode
II Knew ............... Gdyflof
Mrs. Charles O. Krieger.
Pfano-Barcarolie ....-........ Mcdowell
witches Dance 49,. Mcdowell
Miss Godlxin.
Songs-"I Said to the Winds of
the South" ............ Chadwick
GAS Sings the Nightingale
to the Rose .......... Chadwick
Mrs. Newson
onss-.h Anfa9n Sadness, Nevin
Mrs Charles o. Krieger.
Concerto, OPP. Is ............-.-. MaeDoweH
Andante, Tranquillo, Presto.
Miss ZenZius and Mrs. Curtis.
The Mendelsshon Choral club will give
a concert Monday evening at the Clinton
M E. church The soloists will be Miss
Beatrice Alice Pickthall, mezzo soprano;
MI William ). Hall, tenor; and Miss
Lctise Taylor violinist The aceompan-
ISIS will be Miss Louisa Hathaway Chryst
and Mrs. Katharine K Hall. The fol-
lowing is the programme.
Night Hymn at Sea-. George Thomas
Miss Pickthall and Mr.. Hall.
Love is q Bubble. Allitsen
MY jean. .......................M acDoWeil
Mr.. Hall
Ardante Movement from Seventh Con-
Louise Taylor.
"Oh. Haste Thee Sweet" .....;:.. Hawley
Summer Miss picKtbail chamlnade
King Henry to Fair Rosamond"
.......s.............. Lehman
Mr. Hall.
Berceuse ,GodaTd
Louise Taylor.
'sThe Silver Ring .-............ Chaminade