The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-09
GOOD MUSIC AT HARRIET
PROGRAMS FOR THE COMING
WEEK CONTAIN MANY MOST
ATTRACTIVE FEATURES.

Next week offers a plethora of
good things in the programs to be
played by the Minneapolis park band
and Mr.. Oberhoffer at the Lake Har-
riet pavilion. While tomorrow after
noon and evenings concerts will be
fully up to the standard heretofore
set by Mr.. Oberhoffer, the real inter-
est eliminates Monday evening, when
the second Wagner program Of the
season Is to be presented.
Those who heard the former Wag-
ner program will be especially inter-
ested in hearing this one, for the Sc
lections are entirely distinct and diff.
week. On Monday evening also, the
band will play by especial request the
'Tannhauser" overture. Another
notable number will be "Iso1de's
Liebestod" and the "Nachtgesang' or
love scene from the second act Of
Tristan and Isolde" Byran Morgan
will play as a trumpet. solo "Sieg-
mund's Love Song. from die Walk
ure." s5s9#s
On Friday evening the band will
give performances of Rossini's
'Stabat Mater This monumental
work, written for solos and choruses
and orchestra, has been arranged
form, and will be thus presented here
for the first time by any band. Its
! various solos, duets lnd quartets will
be played by the different soloists of
l the band, all of whom will be utilized.
This will be a marked event in the
i musical history of the city and will
II be awaited with keen interest.
i On Wednesday evening, the band
will present a Young Peoples pro-
gram" 1t will include Gottschalk's
Last Hope" Schumann's Trau-
merei." Mendelssohn's Spring Song .
and a number of other equally fine
things. Mr.. Bellstedt will also play
his own composition Popular Fancy
which has proved to be so we'll named.
August C. Tackle, the bonabardon
soloist, who scored such pronounced
success last week is scheduled for an
other appearance this coming Tues
day evening in addition to participa-
ting in the "Stabat Mater Z
Should the weather be so Indictment
as to prevent the use Of the roof gar
den, the concerts will be given on the
first floor of the pavilion.
The programs for the concert this
evening, and those to be given at 3:15
and 8:15 tomorrow are as follows:
SATURDAY EVENING.
PART I. r..
March, .The Flying Squadron .scoutor
Overture, 'Franz Schubert Continuing the
!, ''Erl King and other famous songs Of
characteristic caprice, line aWaheHlAs "
Waltz, DIANA" from the opera, "capric-
er sioda duet from scliian
] Trombone, Robert Roeder; barytone, L. ID
Andrews. ".
PART II.
Il Airs from Nrr. Pickwick'. ......... -. Klein
Pilgrims "Song Of Hope. .:Battist
Concert polka, ''The virtuosi". .Herzoi
Messrs. Bellstedt and NARROW.
:. Russian national dance, "Cosatschock" alkof
/ SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
J PART I.
, "a Nocturne, monastery Bells ....... Wei
t (b) military Tattoo .......... Wei
, Waltz, ION the Beautiful Rhine Bel
PART II.
| Selection from 'Beggar Student. :. MiilocRe
Concert Solo, Sweetheart, the Time Will
; .. vo,ts ..ss.r.t v: g g; MARROW: nsse
Sacred Potpourri, IHera1d Angels " .Be se
SUNDAY EVENING.
, PART /.
fba Boston Eng
overture aassa ;semiranide R oasta
: Tone Picture; the Dying Poet ,Gottehall
8 Herman Belstedt.
PART II.
! Airs from "The Burgomaster' ......... .Luder
Waltz saalnnti lg $50. Gorbi
rs Polka .Beaatiful italy, .PesiT
Bell SOLO. VIM. L.. Faattkenheuer.
Trombone solo, ''Call Me Thine Own. HALEY
(Clarionet obligato by George Koehler.)
Paraphrase on Nearer My God to Thee .Lange
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