The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-10
ST. PAUL. MUSIC

Lie last week al Inc harriet engage
ment OF the Royal Italian band is to
be .characterizedsby several events of
Importance, not the least of which will
be the; singing by Maud Timer Jones
on next Wednesday, evening Of two
ballads composed by Miss Gertrude
Sans Souci, of St. Paul. -
R1Vela's arrangement of ''Travista,"
the musical setting of the tragic story
OF Camille" will be given this even
ing. The music allotted to Violetta has
been assigned to Sig. Palma, while Sig.
Marine will play the Alfredo music.
Miss Osborn will sing at the Friday
evening concert. Another event of more
than usual Importance will be the pro-
gramme tomorrow evening to be de-
voted entirely to the modern Italian
composers. With the single exception
OF Leoncavallo, almost all the prom
lnent composers of the day in Italy are
represented on the programme, Mas
cagnIs name. appearing twice.
After concluding its engagement at
Lake Harriet the band, with Claiming
Ellery, it's manager, will start for
Omaha, where it IS booked for three
weeks, but. will stenEene route at a
number of Iowa points. is3Rs Isiset SO si9t
The entire programme for the matt
nee and evening concerts today is as
follows:
March, Fourth Infantry ..... Ascolese
Overture Martha .Flotow
Trumpet solo-...Holy city,. Adams
Gems of Stephen Foster $1,000. Tobani
SOLOS SOLOS by Sgrs. :Di Natalie, Curti Scarpa
se eitanlnne5onsS Riyela
Incidental Solo by SCR Palma 80
oyerture saracen slave .sMer re dante
March-7North Coast Limited =. .Rivela
Overture-"Poet and Peasant -. Suppe
Trombone Solo-@Cujus Amman" Rossini
SCR. MarinO.
Sigfrids Funeral March,. Wagner
La Traviata'' (by requestJ Act IV.Verdi
Prelude. Soprano Aria. Duet. Death
Scene.
Solos by ;Sgrs. Palma and Marine.
Prelude-"F Faust ................ Gounod
f1arp 500 Selected
American Fantasia s......... Herbert
Solos by Sgrs. Lamonaca and Ferullo
Marcn-Fe stlval Rivela
Today marks the seventh week of
the concert season at Como park. The
reception accorded 1.-The Minnesota
State band has been. avery cordial one,
and in spite of the unfavorable wealth
err of many evenings the season has
been most successful one.
The special concerts on two evenings
of the week Willabe continued by Di-4
rector Selling. On Tuesday evening a
D
and Friday evening, in response to a
general request OF music lovers, YER
di-Wagner concert will be given. The
first part of the programme will be
Verdi music, the second part that of
Wagner's.
Popular selections have a prominent
place on today'S programmes, though
the names of Lortzing, Bellini and
Auber would indicate a few numbers of
higher grade.
overtureseome ehn' Kei swe Bels
valse Lento-' 'Muggins'' &newo--
Grand Fantasie-"tN Norma ..., -. .Beiiini
Pofpourri-i Harvest Days ....... Tilzer
Schottische Caprice-"Echo des
Basflons e King
March~"Across the Rockies -
new ..................... Rinkendorf
MarchM'sveni, vidi, vici,' ....s. Hall
Overture Fra Diavolo' .Auber
Cornet Solo-"The Surf -. .Steinhauser
Mr.. Roy Lawson.
Waltz Don't Be Cross ......... .Zeller
Fantasie-tTone Pictures From
the, North and South ...Bendix
Wooden Shoe Dance From Gear
and Zimmerman .-........s... Lortzing
Medley-"Airy Airs ............ Smith
MIS-. CndrleS krloSer, VINO mas Just
returned from California, will act as
precentor and soloist at the First M.
e. church Sunday morning. Mrs.
Krieger will sing. Still, Still With
Thee" by Schneider as an opening;
and for an offertory "Just For Today
by Bingham. Mrs. Russell r. Dorr, the
organist, will play THE Pilgrims
Chorus by Wagner for prelude,
and "Marche," by Petrali, as a post
lude.
Mascagni has made several impor-
tant engagements for the company he
is to bring to America with him to play
in the productions of his operas. He
has cabled his managers, Mittenthal
Bros. and Kronbarg, that he has sign
ed Signora Elena Bianchini Capelli, a
noted soprano, and Signor Pistro
Schiavazzi, one of the foremost of
Italian tenorS. Both these artists are
familiar figures at La Scala in Milan,
and other of the principal opera houses
of the peninsular.
Daniel Frohman has cabled his rep
resentative in New York that Ossip
Gabrilowitsch, the Russian pianist, who
is to appear under his management In
America during the coming season,
will start for this country earlier than
was intended, and will make his first
appearance as the principal soloist
Thursday, Oct. 2, at the Worcester,
| Mass. festival.