The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-26
MUSICAL NOTES.

Mrs. Crosse, an seloehtionist late of
New York, has been added to the fac-
ulty of ST. Agatfaafss conservatory,
where a department. Of dramatic art
will be established This is available
acquisition to the institution and will
doubtless be patrpnized by students.
of this branch of art. Besides having
an extensive experience as instructor.
Mrs. Crosse is acknowledged as a
splendid reader and will, no doubt,
through individual reeftals and local
programmes, become very popular with
the musical and literary enthusiasts of
ST. Paul. She has 3oeefienga for an
elaborate production OF Byron's three
act poern,%s Manfred, to be given be-
fore the members of the Eadies' Thurs
day musical and their guests in NIin-
neapolis, a production which may be
repeated later in ST Paul.
Mrs. S. K. Comstoek, of Washing
ton, D. C., formerly Miss julia Young
man, of this city, is visiting in ST:
Paul and will sing this morning at the
First Methodist church. Mrs Com
stock before her marriage was soprano
soloist at this church,. She was a
member ia quartette whfehS did some
excellent work in st. Paul, the other
members ofS which were Mrs. G. D.
Hayes, Mr.. Starkey and Mr.. Geddes.
This morning Mrs. Comstock will sing
Gounods 20 Divine Redeemer," with
violin obligato by Harry Dorr.
Mr.. Lewis Shave and Mr.. Emil
Oberhoffer gave the programme for
the Ladies, Thursday musicale in Min
neapolis Thursday night. Mr.. Shave
sang a group Of songs and read Ten
nyson's poem "Enoch Arden" for
which Mr.. Oberhoffer played the Incl
dental music.
The Church Choral association and
the male chorus of the Park Congre-
vice next Sunday at Park Congrega-
iional church.
Herr Antonin Spindler, graduate
of the Prague conservatory Of music,
will be the accompanist of Kocian
pronounced Ko- schee-an) the Bof1e-
milan violin virtuoso, during his Amer
lena tour, beginning Saturday evening,
Nov. %, at Carnegie hall, New York.
booked twenty-six Of the forty con-
certs contracted for.
The following musical programme
will be given today at Park Congre-
gational church, DR.. Rhys Herbert,
choir master and director:
Organ-Allegretto GraZioso $500. Tours
DR.. Rhys-Herbert
Anthen1--''Far From My Heavenly
HG Park Church Choral .Associat nncent
Response = Chant - THE Lords
Prayer -. (Hyma Book, No. 1929
of fst TgY;a,..5Hark, the Herald An; ~.
Po gfS eng chorus - y paa
The music, for the evening service will
be supplied by a chorus Of male voices:
Organ-Meditatien .;...-..... Selby
Response Organ-L4itany .......schubert
Offertory-Solo and cChorus-.The
Psalms faure
Postlude-Fantasia :...............D Dubois
Prof Onet is planning to carry out
his long cherished ambition to present
the opera Faust, adequately in this
city. Special scenery, appropriate cos
tunes and ar augmented orchestra will
mark the production. and Ben Johnson
viii superiptend the staging of it.
Prof. Onet will appear as Faust, and
the other roles will be sung by the
best available talent.
Miss Nellie A. Hope will direct the
musical portion Of the programmes
which are to be features of the flower
show Miss Hopes violin orchestra
will play daily. On Monday of flower
show week the 7. M. c. A. orchestra
and the Minneapolis Journal band will
assist: on Tuesday the Either club
and posteffice band will play, and on
Wednesday the Twenty infantry
band will give a programme under the
direction of G. F. Graves.
The Metropolitan quartette, cons
posed of Miss Clara Williams, soprano;
Mrs. Jane Huntington Yale, contralto;
Harry Eugene George, tenor, and
Harry Edward Phillips, bass. will give
a concert Thursday evening, Nov. 6,
in the new Odeon hall. The quartette
Will be assisted by FrafE Ign w. Krei-
ger, pianist; Arthur o. Bergh, violin
ist, and Miss Minnie Bergh, accompan-
ist. The concert is given under the au-
spices of the Young. Peoples Alliance
of the Evangelical association and for
the benefit OF the organ fund.