The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07

r,riv Yesterday morning the singers pnr-
'irotinu IN the saenpeifosi Of the ger
4 an. Texan societies in progress In the city
4 rbcred at the Auditorium and spent scy-
4, a, rotrs ia rehearsal. During the aftec.
I'm they were taken to Dumler's garden
,hc harrisburg road and entertained
Ia refreshed in a manner bcdtting the &C.
Iascn.
,s, night the Grst concert of the Saen-
~,est was given at the Auditorium. The
lll,nte was LARGE and apnrcciative and
/. M AWAY delighted wi ii the program.
no inside OF thr Auditorium was gay
M 6a.s aud bunt.ng all the stage space
taken mp by semi-ch cular tier OF
hi D, t0,ered with red. Mnen seats ON
"A y, st,ps were nled by the hunu. eds OF
man sinleI5 all wearing broad saiin
s OF rGu. Whl.e anu o.ue, tnr euttc
ne orchestra, composed OF musicians
Il n. ,.r4Ous irXns citirs. did grAAi WAX
4 rr tie a1ic d.tlCtion OF i'rut Lin Icii-
L.. Al aols uGcS soul gcui e. Ii az
i ant compositions again. Ine ovcrtu.e
1, Don jun vas sLpIrbiy played aid
L. s., mpAung 40 40-tI MINOR, was even
/ g. course. WagHers "Lohengrln" never
4 80 to denght a houston ulaicnce. The
..4t, n I.Mcato Polka iono"cd 10y the
How waltz movement from De ibe's ''SSl-
M took lm.lcnseiJ with the aGdiVucc.
Miss Carrie BiiucNCli, the prIma donna,
l. even ldudsomcf tnan any OF ncr pictures.
Bic has a glorious voice and sings with
.uust feeling IN tie grIndlJ dramatic
lc. Elcl. ins she sang last uisIt was
tIttt RoJCit rranz exquisite song,
H. lts the heart in ones body AL Ameri-
4 ais should he proud Of thls charming
niger, and we of the South particularly
b. snc is Southern woman BY birth and
Breeding After her first number last
3gat she was repeatedly recalled and sang
fstplO-iug' quite fctChingiy. She received
4 s. hand ONO baskets Of HoWer8 then one
Beng an immense arrangement of mag
] 0.iIs which vas given vita the compli-
N, ms OF the NoAcn5 Choral club. of
Dcn Miss BrdeW,lfs sister Alrs. Jaltis
u !cn f. ain officer After her second ap-
3CMancc the audience mistakenly app.aud-
4 "a until jhtN Nrlc accorded a aecud en-
10 song which s kntc yannah's
ialahy. 10 this last Song the plima donna
fla,Cd her own accompaniment. She WAS
Atry fortunate IN the selection of Mrs. l..
D Parker as the accDmnanist for all her
/ her songs.
fh1rus Becthovcn's The Heavens De
Flare" was grandly impressive. When the
Backed mass Of German singers rose 0n1
sbe line Gf tac Houston Quartcitc society
fcd onto tho stage and took M their post
lions in the front RINK they were received
with enthusiastic applause. After hear
inc this first grand cho.us under Prof. Carl
] ,pck's direction ono must he conyin I'D
that he richly deserves the great reputation
b. has all over Texas.
The Dallas Frohsinu, directed by Mr..
Eresic greatly pleased the whole audience
by the singing of both their numbers.
The Houston Sacngerbund, under Mr.. c..
g. Lieb. did themselves and the director
i The nj, ! choruscs went OF quite suc-
tcssfuily, and the ladies' were particularly
pleased to hear Mr. Carl Bcck's Bravo"
Though Mr. F. F. Dexter claims to he only
hn amateur. Houston is Justly proud OF the
pay his work compares with that of regu-
Oar professionals.
In fine, # would he superhuous to parti u
larizc further The whole program was
brilliantly successful. and no amount NJ
reference to the execution
III each individual would add to the merit
ff the whole.
~
In attempting to give the personnel o.
Professor Lindenberg's magnificent orches-
Ora The Post yesterday. by accident,
omitted to give the violinists For that
feason the list is published today in Its
Entirety. II is as follows;
4 IiOlins