The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-12

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work he has brought his. men to do.
It Is In the solo work that indiyidualr
Ism IN the and becomes permissible ana
the Royal Italians are certainly strong In
the finest soloists, men who possess at
the same time complete technical mas
terry over their instruments and that po-
etio imagination so necessary to the ar
brings forward several of these yirtuOsi
in such q way as to exhibit their work at
Its best and to diversity the program
pleasantly. Il
The programs OF to-night and to- NOR
row are marked by some new and at
tractive numbers. Saint Saens wierd
.sDanse Macabre," In which the great
terms the dance of q party Of skeletons
In lonely ohurohyard, ds q bizarre and
striking number tonight. The grand
fantasie from Carmen with all the
passionate lifting airs Of Bizet, who was
more Spanish than French, Is the conelud-
ing number. Tomorrow afternoon a. sax
ophone quartet will form a pleasing tea
ture. Rivela will play his popular Red
Devil march and the finale will be a
Faust selection. Mascagni's Hymn to
the Sun" will meet with Its usual thu-
slastie reception in the evening, while
PadereWskt's 'tMinuat" will form another
novelty The operatio selection that fin
ishss the program is from Vefdi's
.'Ernant." Following are the programs
in FULL.
-, SATURDAY EVENING.
Sreash Sesa S4s solo Sy Sisaor osraasl
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panse Masaprea a...'..,.....'..'sa SAINT sasns
Flute and oboe solos by sigaori Laaaaaca and
tFerulle,
III .Trovatore," grand selection. 80. Verdi
Solos by signori Palma, Marino and Curt.
e w signon setaro. si,. : :
Grand Fantasie, "carmen' ..:..,;....: Bizst
Prsluas H Rrslude Aet ~ "
signeri De Mitris, vi Natale. Marine and
& ~ SUNDAY EVENING.
overture sse WlIam assif Reeslai eeaaa
Pastoral by signori Lamonaea and Ferullo.
saxaphens quartet, "pEayes" jonas
'tGe1ns of Scotland" ............... Godfrey
vision, Moreeau % eharaeteristiaue. Won Rioa
"Lohengrin, prelude, act I.,... .Wagner
Prelude; aower song; M waltz and ehorus solos
BY slgnori Palma, Dt Natalie, Marine. Sig.
Palma a' aaa sus'6AY easa, MATINEE
March, Baltimore centenniar ....:.. Herbert
Overture, ose "Tannhauser' Wagner
lsa ssgnor palmer ard Band. eeAuesss
.Rasea;yya .Is,smaymn s, ts the sun" ~
'hem'an e1i Incidental Solos ;:'..'''''. " salfs
3@' 500 sdgnor setsro se'e''ea
F;rnani"-Grand Petpeurri ........... Verdi
Chorus and March. sina1as Gansurstfon' ssptet and
Solos by stgnori de aAiini Mitris marino, olrtl
,r,,, and Di Fulyio. -Zz-.,.
=, The Music at Como.
The light, popular musical programs,
played at Como Sundays by the Minnesota
State band, are proving very attractive.
Every Sunday since the opening OF the
bands season at the park, the audiences
have been almost equal to the capacity Of
the equipment that could be set aside for
the Como -Interurban line. The attends
ances have averaged $4,000 each Sunday.
The policy OF providing programs Of
lighter music, will he continued by Di-
rector Selling, and for tomorrow the
numbers will be found to be especially at
tractive. ~ -. .s.~: u: Il = +. '"'
In the afternoon the triumph march
from Verdis aida" may be Of a some
what higher grade than is usually given,
but 1t Is number always appreciated by
lovers Of band music. selection from
little Christopher and potpourri OF
"Old Successes" arranged by Boettger,
will be noted with interest. A couple OF
marches, waltz and caprice round Oft
the program.
Herold's 'tZampa'' overture and
Kontski's Awakening of the Lien'' are the
more notable of the evening compositions.
But probably the most pleasing number
will be the fantastic on t'Old Kentucky"
with variations for different instruments,
Sousa's king Edward" march and Sc
lection from king Do De-. will be appre-
ciated for their swing and brightness.
Attractions at Wildwood.
Light, airy selections are to be noted In
the musical programs of the Wolff & Bar
rett orchestral concerts at wildwood to-
morrow. One number to be played is the
march. "Hilarity," Of which Mr.. Barrett
is the composer The march is having a
lively sale this season, having been in
cluded in the repertory of all the leading
bands and orchestras Of the country. The
Italian band, Banda Rosa, the Marine
Band and Sousa' S organization are playing
it.. The composition is of an inspiring
and lively ring. Among other selections
to be given are "The Fox Hunters
March, . .'The Egyptian Mummy Dance %
and the overture from Martha The at
tendance alt Wildwood the past week has
been good. ! During the day the grounds
| have been filled with picniekers, and each
evening has witnessed a large gathering Of
young people from the twin cities for the
dances. The fishing In White Bear lake
| this season has not been equaled for
years. The large catches of bass and
pike have attracted large numbers OF
fishermen, and on Sundays the lake is
simply dotted with row boats. y
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| THAT MISLEADING REPORT
| e.. New York Post.
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