The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-21
MUSICAL PROGRAMMES.

The following is the programme Of the
recital which will be given tomorrow
evening in the First M. e. church by
Robert G. Givler, violinist, and Paul Civ
Ter, cellist. assisted by Mrs. Charles O..
Krieger Harry e. George, Franklin w.
Krieger and D. l.. Hinckley:
Prelude to Lohengrtn ............ wagner
Messrs. Givler and Mr.. Hinckley.
(al Peacefully slumber" Grade
SOnS) Alberto hanQOBBeF
(Violin and cello Obligatory
Messrs Givler.
(b) Autumn Sadness" .Ethelbert Nevin
(o) Spring . 49, 1.;oa :Eugen Hildaeh
la( Aria" :.................. Bach
so Regrets $500. ...''.. .Nleuxtefnps
Mr.. Robert Givler.
Children, Pray This Love to Cher
Mrs. Krieger and Mr.. George.
a b} B s1eg1e from Jocelvn Ma aodard
(c) ''To the Evening Star" (Tann-
Mr. Paul Givler.
Song Cycle, Eliland ..........Von Fielitz
l. Silent Woe.
2. Framework
3. Sprays of Roses.
4. Secret Greetings.
8. BY the Strand.
9. Child Voices.
Z. By Moonlight.
8. Dreams of Roaming.
8. Anathema.
10. Resignation.
Mr.. George.
Trio in D minor. Op. 40. -. .Mendelssohn
Motto allegro ed agitato.
Andante con motto tranquillo.
Allegro aSSa1 appaSSionato.
Mr.. Krieger and Messrs. Givler.
The music at the Church of st. John
the Evangelist, Portland avenue and
character and viii include: - ''0''
IL q. H.
Benedicite in G ..........G H. Fairclough
Anthem-"G rieve Not the Holy
spirit OF God.' ..................St ainer
offertory Anthem-'Tarry with Me.
81 MY u saVioT .;,an,nc a, th BALDWIN OWN
will sing Stainer's ''Miserere'' and the
first part of Sauls Passion Music
The following music will be sung today
at the Peoples church.
Morning
3nfhemHJubiate tE fia5 men .p. BUCK
Authenticated Your Heart b. O. Klein
Organ--Grand Chorus ..........T. Dubois
Evening, 7:45-
Organ-"Cantabile' ......J. Muller
Organ Professional March A. quiImant
organ-"Nocturne'' ..;.........A; Eoote
Bass Solo-'Foot Of the Cross" p. Rodney
Mr.. Weatherbee.
Q1a S Come Every One That at.
organ@Fugue with chorale' '' c. Merfei
The following music VIII be sung to-
day at the Church Of the Messiah:
Morning Prayer, II o'clock
Professional Forty Days and For
ty Nights ..................;P Heinlein
Benedicite. omnia Opera Domini-
Troyt's Chant No. 2
fntro o0q Hymn achristianl Dost Anon
Thou See Them ..........J; B; Dykes
Gloria Tibi Men ~ PeTel
Laden With My Sins ....,.J. Langran
Ap g1sEe Thy Face From Ny ~,
Recessional-i'Todday Thy Mercy g1'"OVu
Calls U.s. r. H. Mccartney
Evening Prayer, 1880 p. m
Processi t9 of Christ
Arise! .......... ..........G. J. Elvey
Hymn s7s@szrt Thou Weary, Art
then 1aREa1a Not Into " lud Salinssr
Recessional-"Hark;i Hark, Ny g'"oou
Sour ......; /. !. J. B. Dykes
The following programme will be pre-
scented at the Cecelian concert to be given
Tuesday evening in the Odeon:
Part l.
Hungarian Rhapsodie No. List
Mr.. Fox.
La Fileuse, OPP. 157................R Raft
bdun4ase ........ ......ss... Herbert
Mr.. Howe.
lives v .so9 PIiss s1c. Nevin
Mrs. Herschler.
Country Dance ACKNOWLEDGEMENT vin
Valse, Op. II, No. 3......... .Moszkowski
Mr.. Fox
Concerto in A minor, OPP. 16. Gries
Allegro, motto. moderate.
Mr.. Howe.
Serenade ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Schubert
The Quest Eleanor Smith
Mr.. Phillips.
Scherzo Valse, Op. 100. GODDARD
Mr.. Howe.
Rondo CapriecloSo .Mendelssohn
Mr.. Fox.
Spring Tide .................... Becker
Good Night, Sweet Dreams. Bishop
Mrs. Hersch1er
Overture-Merry Wives of Windsor
Mr.. Fox.
Miss Mile E. Pottgieser, who was a