The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-17
ST. PAUL MUSIC

With the approach Of fall comes a
reV1Val or interest in things musical
Musicians are returning from their
summer vacations. studios are being
reopened and plans for winter work
are already being discussed. The st.
Paul Choral club held it's first after
vacation meeting last Thursday. The
committee decided upon "The Mes
slab" to be given early in December;
Verdfs Requiem" early in February,
and Mendelssohn's oratorio, "St. Paul"
in April. The chorus will be enlarg-
ed and full orchestra will ACCOMPANY
each performance The committee will
hold a meeting next Thursday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Henry Downs,
on Holly avenue, to decide upon the
out OF town artists who will be engag-
ed Tor these concerts. The club will
resume It's meetings in September,
meeting as usual in Christ church
guild hall. George Normington will be
the musical director and George H.
FaIrelough. the accompanist.
The Schubert club has not vet an
nounced its plans for the coming year.
MISS R1ngen, of st. Louis, will give a
song recital under the auspices of the
club sometime during the winter, but
no announcement has been made of
the engagement by the club of any
other out of town artist. Neither has
meeting for the coming season Sum-
nit hall, which was used by the club
last year, was found perfectly satisfac-
tory as concert hall, but many of the
club members are in favor of a down
town locale and there is some talk of
obtaining the new hall in the Rauden-
bush building for the clubs bi-monthly
meetings.
There will be special musical pro-
gramme given Sunday evening at
Bates Avenue M. E. church. A chorus
under the direction Of Mrs. Catherine
Gray, duet by Lillian and Selby Par
ker. Solos by Miss Ethel LIE May,
MISS Lillian Goelty and Miss Sapha
Ewertsen, VIII make up the pro-
gramme.
Today's concert wifi probably close
the series of Sunday concerts of the
Minnesota State band at Como. The
engagement of the band closes with
the concert to be given Tuesday
though an effort will be made to have
extended, owing to the recent spell
of bad weather.
Today's programme presents num-
bers of variable standard. In the
afternoon TitPS military overture
Der Tambour der Garde," a selection
from Donnizetti's 1.-The Daughter Of
the Regiment" and a charming inter-
mezzo by Voelker are the features Of
the programme.
An interesting number in the even
ing will be the new selection "Al-
blon, a fantasia on English. Scotch
and Irish airs. A trombone solo. a
fantasia on Rocked in the Cradle of
the Deep" will be played by John
Hansen. Programmes:
March-'tOur Director" new .fsigelow
Overture-"Der Tambour der GardeS-
Tit
selection-.D Daughter of the Regi- -. 49,
Mediey-.Popuiar Melodies P Roettger
ntermezzo-'' Cupid's Pleadings" .VoeiRer
Selection-"A Romance of Athlone''-
Mn March, Park. ......... Thayer
Erombone solo-'Rocked in the Npps
Cradle of the Deep. Robinson
potnorrr, ; SGhn Hansen. 80.
(Fantasie on Scotch, Irish and Eng
fish Airs}
Grand Selection Faust" ..... .Gounod
Gavotte-'The First Heart Throbs''-
Medley Musical Kaleidoscope" Beyer
March, Hands Across the Sea-. .Sousa
The Wolff and Barrett orchestra will
SOtAIAAAdO dI WI4QWOOUs WnlJe Bear
lake, to the close Of the month, and
probably through part of September.
The nightly dances were never better
patronized and for this reason an ef-
fort will be made to extend the sea-
son. The usual concerts will be given.
Programmes:
Afternoon
March-"BelIe Of Chicago $500. .Sousa
1.-THE Mill in the Forest" Eilenberg
Dance CHARACTERISTIC, new, Ping
Pong Observation-Disclosures. Penn
Waltz Birth Of the Rose. ....... witt
Moroccan de Saiome, 1.-THE Boboltnk''-
Musical Gossip-"A Social Chat. Eugene
Serenade ......s.ssss.-.-.ss MoszkowSki
"BoWery Buck" s..s.............. Turpin
Evening
March Hungarian Hust'ak" .... Fiela
Caprice Morning Glory 49,. Lambert
Waltz-"Reve d Etc, ..... BucaIossi
Sextette Thy request) Lucia. .Donizetti
Gavotte-"On the Village Green
Robinson
observation-disclosures of the Skele-
Ions ........ss.......ss Robertson
-Cnarter Lay .~S...s..... Recker
If the selection OF favorites be any
criterion, the closing day of the en-
gagement of the Royal italian band
at Lake Harriet for the present season